Starry-eyed bag charm Giant Dogfish space blue purple

We have made a bag charm of the "Giant Dogfish," a wildflower that blooms in spring in Japan. It is a wildflower that adorns roadsides with its lovely small lapis lazuli-colored flowers, and is a one-day flower that blooms only when the sun shines. The language of flowers is "fidelity," "trust," and "purity," and it is also the birth flower of February 11. The "Giant Dogfish" has a very beautiful alias: "starry eyes. It is called "star pupil. The origin of the name "star pupil" is, The name "star pupils" is derived from a haiku poet who wrote, "The small flowers of the goldenrod that bloom all over the ground look like stars that have fallen from the sky. The petals shining in the sunlight look like stars. The name was derived from the fact that the tiny blue eyes appear to be peeking out. There are many theories, but we wanted to spread the fact that this beautiful flower blooming majestically by the roadside in spring is called "star pupil," so we created this design in collaboration with the many shining stars in the universe. Against the background of a cosmic nebula, the dignified blooming "star eyes" is a beautiful item. All flowers and leaves are handmade one by one with wire. The colors are mixed and colored one by one. The bag charm is finished with a sparkling crystal glass that matches the color scheme of the "starry eyes" and the cute eyes gazing at the stars in space. We hope you will enjoy going out with the beautiful starry eyes on your bag! _______________________________________________ Size Circular parts : approx. 3.5 cm x 3.5 cm Chain: approx. 12cm Materials Resin, brass, glass Notes This is a handmade product. It is not as strong as commercially available products and may be damaged if strong force is applied. Resin parts will turn yellow over time due to their characteristics. There may be small air bubbles in the resin parts. Although we try to take pictures to make the colors as close to the originals as possible, the colors may look slightly different depending on your monitor.