Nadeshiko, also known as the Dianthus, is a flowering plant native to Europe and Asia. It belongs to the family Caryophyllaceae and is characterized by its fragrant, colorful blooms, which can be pink, red, or white. Nadeshiko flowers typically bloom in late spring to early summer and are often found in gardens and as ornamental plants. In Japan, Nadeshiko holds cultural significance and is associated with beauty and femininity. The flower is also linked to the Nadeshiko Japan women's national soccer team, symbolizing strength and grace. Its delicate appearance and resilience make it a beloved flower in various traditions.