Taiwan Endemic Chirita fimbrisepala Watercolor Art Hair Tie

The "Qu Jing" (curved stem) in the name of *Chirita fimbrisepala* comes from its stem, which takes on a characteristic "Z" shape. The leaves on the flowering stem become smaller, creating a unique appearance where large leaves envelop smaller ones. It serves as a host plant for the larvae of various butterflies. This species is found in the mid-elevation mountainous regions of central and southern Taiwan, as well as in the forests of Lanyu Island. Its trumpet-shaped flowers, adorned with gradients of pale purple, are quite striking in their natural habitat. These are handcrafted pieces, with elements inspired by original hand-painted watercolor art. The approximate size of the decoration is 3.5*2.2cm. Your purchase includes a complimentary original watercolor postcard (please refer to the third image). Please feel free to inquire if you have any questions. Thank you.