"The Flower of Crucera"

The Flower of Crucera is an artistic depiction of its namesake: a beautiful golden rose on the banks of the Maktiga River that marked the center of the land where the first Aracian settlers built the city of Riocruce . It was said to be blessed by Crucera, The Tradewinds herself, leading to the rich bounty that eventually allowed Aracia to flourish. 
The painting passed hands dozens of times over the millennia, from noble to noble, eventually finding its way to the home of Aracian Steel magnate Omero Vardales . Omero hung the painting in his office and viewed it as a symbol of his patriotism and honor. 
The Flower of Crucera was stolen from Vardales Manor in 5632 AGC by the master thief Jessamine Sanguargenta, who then fenced it to local "fish-monger" Wilman. It's current location is unknown.

Item type

Art

Current Location

Riocruce

Current Holder

Wilman