Arisaema Serratum (Jack-in-the-pulpit) / gold

The tip of the pedicel of the inflorescence extends like a thread, the Arisaema serratum Behind this spike, there is a spathe called a "Buddha's halo" shape, resembling the halo behind a Buddha statue. This spathe, which is a bract leaf, turns color and appears like a petal. The "Hanshō" (around July 2nd), one of the minor seasonal divisions, means "the time when Hanshō (Arisaema serratum) grows." This day is an important milestone for farmers, marking the day by which rice planting must be completed. It also has multiple names due to its distinctive shape. *Please note that depending on the shape of your ear and the position of your piercing holes, you may not be satisfied with the placement of this item. material K14GF Gold Filled (Post fittings), glass beads, gold thread, brass, titanium, felt, genuine leather, silicone *Gold beads are treated with genuine gold plating. *The base color has been changed to beige. size Approximately 15x120mm weight Approximately 3.3g *All CACICO products are made one by one, so there may be individual differences and variations from the product photos. Please understand this before purchasing. *Please refrain from using if you have metal allergies. *As this is a made-to-order product, items will be shipped within 1 to 10 days after your order is confirmed.