This thirty-eight-centimeter Baby Rose Dragon turns an ordinary cream base into a walking garden. Fully formed roses in various stages of bloom cover the entire body, each one separated by sharp pointed leaf structures that climb from the wide bottom end all the way to the tapered closed bud at the top. Two conical horns angle back from the forehead while leaf-shaped fins fan out along the jawline, and the whole thing reads like a dream someone had about a garden that grew teeth.

Every segment bends and shifts into whatever stance you choose, so the dragon never stays in one place for long. The joints move freely and reposition whenever you like, making it easy to twist the body into a new shape or lay it flat to admire the full length of the floral pattern. Bring a blacklight into the room and watch the rose centers and sharp leaf spikes wake up with a bright luminescence that completely transforms the piece.

It is a dragon that trades fire for petals, which means it brings a completely different kind of presence to the room. Friends will walk in and immediately start asking what kind of magic you have hidden in the corner. A dragon that blooms instead of breathing fire.