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1. Giclée fine art pearl paper, 310 gsm (Archival quality, fade-resistant for over 20 years)
2. Aluminum frame (Walnut wood grain) (Please note in your order if you prefer a different wood grain)
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The "Dayan River Sword of Heaven" is currently recognized as Taiwan's tallest tree, a Taiwania cryptomerioides giant reaching a height of 84.1 meters. Discovered and named in January 2023 by the "Tree Seekers" team from the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute in a deep valley at the source of the Dayan River, its name evokes a martial arts spirit, symbolizing its towering presence. This magnificent tree is a precious, iconic giant within Taiwan's forest ecosystem, and has now been immortalized in a full-height photograph by the international team, The Tree Projects.
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**Tree Species and Height:** Taiwania cryptomerioides, 84.1 meters tall – Taiwan's current height record holder.
**Discovery:**
The "Tree Seekers" team, comprising researchers from the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute and National Cheng Kung University, utilized LiDAR technology for extensive surveys, followed by on-site climbing and measurements.
During the 2023 Spring Festival, after a six-day trek upstream along the Dayan River, the team discovered this colossal tree in a secluded valley.
**Naming Origin:** Situated within a valley of towering trees, an indigenous team member named it "Sword of Heaven" (Yitian Jian) inspired by martial arts novels.
**International Attention:** The renowned Australian tree photography collective, The Tree Projects, was invited to Taiwan to capture a full-height portrait of the "Dayan River Sword of Heaven," showcasing its immense grandeur.
**Ecological Significance:** Taiwania cryptomerioides is known as the "King of Conifers." The existence of this giant tree underscores the rich biodiversity of Taiwan's mid-elevation forests.
In essence, the "Dayan River Sword of Heaven" is more than just a tree; it represents the pinnacle of Taiwan's forests and is a fusion of scientific exploration and local cultural significance, embodying the majestic spirit of the Taiwania.
**Taiwan's Tallest Trees Ranking (2023):**
1. 84.1 meters: "Dayan River Sword of Heaven" (Photographed)
2. 82 meters: "Kaalang Sacred Tree"
3. 79.1 meters: "Taoshan Sacred Tree" (Photographed)
4. 75.9 meters: "Wind Giant Tree Behuy"
5. 73.7 meters: "Xishi Giant Tree"
6. 72.9 meters: "Nankeng Stream Giant Tree"
7. 71.9 meters: "Danshi Sacred Tree"
8. 71 meters: "Gemini Giant Tree"
9. 69 meters: "Three Sisters of Taiwania" (Photographed)
**Close-up Details of the Artwork:**
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**Acrylic vs. No Acrylic:**
**Framing Options:**
* **With Acrylic:** An extra layer of protection, but introduces potential reflections.
* **Without Acrylic:** Less protection, but allows the artwork's texture to be viewed more directly and optimally.
**Choosing:** (If you have children at home, adding acrylic is recommended.) (If your household consists only of adults, you may opt out of acrylic.)
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**Single-Layer Aluminum Frame Selection:**
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