Blessingbloom

Blessingblooms are a common annual meadow flower throughout Icalar, especially recognizable by their glossy, bright blue flowers that hang bell-like from long, thin stems, one apiece. These stalks sprout from flat crowns of tessellated round green leaves, and tend to grow in clusters.
They are so-called for the children's game of using a flower stalk to tap someone on the head while they think of a wish, thereby 'blessing' it.
The flower features in Akasien Ttarvek's war poem "A Respite at the Temple", with the Temple in question being the Temple at Willowbreak Field.

Basic Information

Ecology and Habitats

Prefers arid, alpine areas -- a common sight sprouting around rocks emerging from grassland.

Conservation Status

Least Concern

Average Height

1ft

Geographic Distribution

• Icalar