Decorative
Flower Symbols
Copy flower, floral and petal-like characters for messages, headings, dividers and decorative text.
40 symbols
Select a symbol to copy it. Select its name for Unicode, HTML, CSS, and hexadecimal codes.
- Four Teardrop Spoked Asterisk details
- Four Balloon Spoked Asterisk details
- Heavy Four Balloon Spoked Asterisk details
- Four Club Spoked Asterisk details
- Teardrop Spoked Asterisk details
- Open Centre Teardrop Spoked Asterisk details
- Six Petalled Black And White Florette details
- Black Florette details
- White Florette details
- Eight Petalled Outlined Black Florette details
- Heavy Teardrop Spoked Pinwheel Asterisk details
- Sparkle details
- Heavy Sparkle details
- Balloon Spoked Asterisk details
- Eight Teardrop Spoked Propeller Asterisk details
- Right Facing Armenian Eternity Sign details
- Left Facing Armenian Eternity Sign details
- Vai Syllable Zha details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M042 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M009 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M010 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M012 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M016a details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M028a details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M024a details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M026 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph R020 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph B009 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph A066 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M001 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M002 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M003 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M017 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M022 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M029 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M032 details
- Egyptian Hieroglyph M034 details
- Javanese Left Rerenggan details
- Javanese Right Rerenggan details
- Tai Tham Sign Dokmai details
Decorative flowers vary widely by font
A floral symbol may appear delicate in one font and heavy or geometric in another. Compare it with the surrounding type at the actual size where it will be used.
Use these characters as decoration, not as a substitute for a botanical name or an accessible label. Some flower-like marks originate in other writing or symbol systems, so check the Unicode name before assigning a meaning.