#xenoflora

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The Rina’da yassa (Xen), or Meya Lily,  is an endangered Liliaceae-like species native to Cardassia Prime. Found primarily in costal areas due to the high water requirement, the meya lily is a herbaceous perennial plant, growing from contractile roots with stems typically reaching 30cm tall. The leaves, which form a rosette at the base of the plant, are broad, dark and glossy, with a purple hue to the underside. The unscented flowers consist of three long tepals, each dividing into three prongs at the tip. Tepals are typically white with a crimson central line, though other colors have been observed.   

-HexOcularyNewt, 2019

From the Gardens of Arezur My new paper machee project of sculptures and usable objects inspired by the creatures of my dreams.

maybe one day you'll find a place to call your own; call it home. you think back to the humble oasis you had when you were younger, that you've been lately wishing you could have showed karkat.