Taiwan Endemic Species: Qu Jing Lan Qian Ma Lan Watercolor Keychain

The "qu jing" (curved stem) in the name "Qu Jing Lan Qian Ma Lan" comes from its stem's distinctive zigzag growth pattern. Leaves on the flowering stem become smaller, creating a unique appearance where larger leaves envelop smaller ones. It serves as a food source for the larvae of various butterfly species. Found in mid-elevation mountain areas of central and southern Taiwan, as well as in the forests of Lanyu Island. Its trumpet-shaped flowers, adorned with gradient pale purple hues, are quite captivating in the wild. Approximate size: 4.3 * 2.8cm A hand-painted watercolor keychain, with elements taken from an original hand-drawn watercolor. With every purchase, you'll receive an original watercolor postcard (please refer to the third image). Feel free to inquire if you have any questions. Thank you.