Description

Size and Shape: The flowers are large, often compared to lotus flowers, and have a striking, almost ethereal appearance. 
Color: Typically white, but may have tinges of pink or purple. 
Blooming: The flowers bloom at night, typically lasting only a few hours before wilting. 
Fragrance: They emit a delicate, sweet fragrance, often compared to magnolia. 
Leaves:
Shape and Arrangement: The plant has large, leathery, dark green leaves that form a rosette at the base. 
Other Characteristics:
Adaptability: Brahma Kamal can be grown both indoors and outdoors, making it a versatile addition to any space. 
Sunlight: It prefers bright, indirect sunlight or dappled shade. 
Soil: Well-drained soil is essential to prevent root rot. 
Cultural Significance: In Hinduism, it's considered a sacred flower, associated with divine blessings and spiritual significance. 
Mythology: Some sources say that the flower is formed from the tears of Lord Brahma, the creator god. 
Medicinal Uses: It's believed to have medicinal properties, including uses for skin disorders, wound healing, and as an immunity booster.