Theris Trees

Theris trees are a species of sacred trees. 
Theris trees are squat, broad, and have wide canopies. They are often found in plains, shrublands, and deserts. Their bark is a knotted and rough dark brown, the leaves are a vibrant teal, and they produce no fruit. Instead, during spring, they shed floating seeds and have beautiful golden flowers. The theris wood is knotty and has a complicated grain, making it very popular for furniture and wood inlay.
Market value for 1.4 ci (about 1 fl × ⅓ fl × ⅙ fl in size if a single plank; 1 kg) is about 5 gold pieces.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Sacred Trees

Scientific Name

Purigita Arbo de Kovrilo