Also called: flower · pushpa · blossom

Where on the hand: Palm surface; read as favourable in the domain of the mount it occupies.

What it looks like: A small rosette of four to six short curved strokes springing from one point and curling outward at their tips, sometimes on a short stem-line — a blossom rather than the lotus's dense many-rayed rosette.

Named in Serena Powers's compilation and the Hindi symbol catalogues as a distinct auspicious mark; read as favourable in the domain of the mount it occupies. Related to the flower-wreath (puṣpamālā) of the classical lists.