Product Details:
Swing & Base: 7.5" x 7.5" (approximate)
Four S-Hooks (used to hang the characters!)
Two (3" x 2") swinging characters (different front and back designs)
 
Sakura Symbolism
Despite not producing any useful fruit, the sakura tree became a backbone of Japanese culture and is now used in the West to represent Japan. In a spiritual sense, the sakura reminds viewers that life is short and beautiful, just like the cherry blossom that falls from the tree after just a few days. This is tied to the Buddhist roots of Japan. It’s the most commonly used symbol of mortality in all types of art. However, there is a darker side to the beautiful pink and white flowers too. The sakura was used as a nationalistic symbol in propaganda during World War II, but the flower has recovered a better reputation since that point.
 
Outside of Japan, this flower means
The short lived beauty of youth
The arrival of a new family member
The coming of spring, since this is one of the first trees to bloom each year.
Source: https://www.flowermeaning.com/