Trademark Class 31 under the NICE Classification covers raw and unprocessed agricultural, horticultural, and forestry products, including natural flowers, plants, leaves, fruits, and other plant-based materials.
Fresh Flowers such as marigold, rose, lotus, jasmine, and hibiscus are widely used in Hindu puja, temples, festivals, havan, weddings, vrat ceremonies, and daily worship. They are offered to deities as symbols of devotion, purity, gratitude, and spiritual beauty.
Since fresh flowers are natural, raw, and unprocessed plant products, they are correctly classified under Trademark Class 31.
If your business cultivates, bundles, packs, or supplies fresh flowers for religious use, your brand should be registered under Class 31 for trademark protection.
This class is essential for florists supplying temple flowers, agricultural flower growers, puja samagri vendors, and religious product distributors dealing in fresh floral offerings.
#🧾 Detailed List of Goods Covered Under Class 31 (Relevant to Fresh Flowers)
#A. Raw & Natural Religious Offerings
Fresh flowers for puja
Temple-use flowers
Sacred floral offerings
Flower garlands (fresh)
#B. Agricultural & Plant-Based Products
Marigold flowers
Rose flowers
Jasmine flowers
Lotus flowers
Hibiscus flowers
#C. Puja & Temple Use Natural Products
Flowers for abhishek and havan
Garland flowers for deity decoration
Fresh floral offerings for rituals
#D. Bundled & Packed Natural Items
Packed fresh flower bundles
Temple-grade flower packs
Religious floral supply kits
#🚫 What’s NOT Included in Class 31
❌ Item | ✅ Goes To |
|---|---|
Artificial flowers | Class 26 |
Dried or preserved decorative flowers | Class 26 |
Floral perfumes or incense | Class 3 |
Medicinal flower extracts | Class 5 |
Religious or priest services | Class 45 |
Retail flower shop services | Class 35 |
#💡 Practical Tips for Trademark Applicants
#✅ Clearly mention product description:
“Fresh flowers for puja,”
“Temple-use floral offerings,”
“Natural religious flowers,”
“Unprocessed agricultural flower products.”
#✅ Use strong legal wording:
“Raw and unprocessed agricultural and horticultural products; fresh flowers and floral offerings for religious and ritual use.”
#Additional Class Suggestions
If you sell flowers online or through stores → Add Class 35
If flowers are supplied as part of religious services → Add Class 45
If you sell artificial garlands → Add Class 26
#🧠 Summary
Trademark Class 31 covers Fresh Flowers as natural, unprocessed plant products used for puja, temple decoration, havan, and religious rituals.
If your business deals in fresh floral offerings meant for religious use, Class 31 is the correct trademark class for brand protection.
#❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Are Fresh Flowers covered under Trademark Class 31?
✅ Yes, as raw and natural agricultural products, they fall under Class 31.
Q2. Can temple flower suppliers trademark their brand?
✅ Yes, natural religious flower suppliers can register trademarks.
Q3. What if flowers are artificial?
❌ Artificial flowers fall under Class 26.
Q4. Are dried flowers included here?
❌ Preserved decorative flowers usually fall under Class 26.
Q5. Should I add Class 35 if I sell flowers online?
✅ Yes, Class 35 is strongly recommended for retail and e-commerce activities.