Metasequoia Sola cube

Cosmic words: A reunion beyond time
Discovered in 1939 in Japan as a fossil of a plant resembling an evergreen sequoia, it was named Metasequoia by its discoverer, Dr. Shigeru Miki.
At that time, it was thought to be extinct on Earth, but its existence was confirmed in China in 1945, leading to it being called a "living fossil." Subsequently, saplings were brought to Japan, and now they can be seen throughout the country.
When the fruit ripens to brown, it opens, scattering seeds with round wings from its gaps.
Please note:
*Each Sola cube is handmade by artisans. The size, color, and shape of the enclosed plant will vary.
*Due to the manufacturing process, tiny air bubbles or dust-like particles may form inside, but this is not a product defect.
*If left in a high-temperature place for a long time, it may deform or develop fine cracks. Please avoid using it in high temperatures such as direct sunlight.
*Contact with solvents such as thinner or alcohol, or chemicals, may cause fine cracks. When cleaning, please wipe with a soft cloth.