Bold red, black, green, and white paint a 34cm dragon built from one piece, already jointed. The head wears a crown of red spikes that read as layered sunflower petals, the snout carries a textured green scale pattern, and the body shows horizontal bands of green, white, and black across the jaw and neck. Large sweeping leafy wings stretch from the shoulders, their surfaces carrying the same flag stripes in broad horizontal bands. A circular flower-like rosette crowns the tail, its concentric rings echoing a full-bloom blossom.
Move the wings, flex the spine, twist the tail into any stance you want. Run a thumb along the alternating red-and-green ridges running down its back, feel the segmented spine shift under your thumb, and watch the circular tail fin turn on its joint. Every connection moves freely, giving the creature a fluid, fidget-friendly quality that rewards restless hands.
A sunflower that learned to fly.












