manjusaka | spider lily | Lycoris radiata flower | 彼岸花

the true lycoris😂

tag 被识别为spider lily，但是基本模型出的图看起来偏向于百合花，甚至有时候还有蜘蛛，而像蜘蛛腿一样的花蕊才是核心。所以做了这个。

可以自行尝试其他颜色。

相关介绍：中国唐代段成式所著的《酉阳杂俎》卷十九：“金灯，一曰九型，花叶不相见，俗恶人家种之，一名无义草。合离，根如芋魁，有游子十二环之，相须而生，而实不连，以气相属，一名独摇，一名离母，言若士人所食者，合呼为赤箭。”因为其花叶不相见之特征，视为无义的代表，认为是俗恶人家所种。

由于石蒜整株具毒性，往往被种在墓地、田畦边，以防小动物或小孩接近。色泽鲜红似血，花期又近秋分，在日本被附会成《法华经》中的接引之花曼珠沙华。加之石蒜叶落花开，花落叶发，永不相见，因此在日本传说中，此花便带上了死亡和分离的不祥色彩，较常用于丧礼。日本将曼珠沙华与石蒜相提并论的。除了将石蒜雅称为“曼珠沙华”外，日本人更常称石蒜为“彼岸花”。由于日人会在秋分时扫墓，因此秋分前后三天被称为“秋彼岸”，而于此时盛开的石蒜，自然就成为黄泉的象征了。

花语：“热情、孤立、重逢、放弃、悲伤的回忆”

————摘自维基百科

It seems like the tag "spider lily" is being recognized, but the generated images from the basic model tend to look more like lilies or sometimes even spiders, rather than having the core feature of flower stamens resembling spider legs. That's why this work was created and tried to address this issue.

You can try other colors.

Background Introduction: In the Tang Dynasty of China, "Jin Deng" or "Nine Types" was mentioned in the book "Youyang Zazu" written by Duan Chengshi. The flowers and leaves do not appear together, and it was considered a symbol of no integrity, commonly grown by wicked people. It is also known as the "Wuyi Herb" or the "Joining-and-Separating" plant, with its roots resembling yam corms, having twelve rings like wandering travelers, growing close to each other but not connected, sharing the same energy. It is also called "Duyao" or "Leave Mother," referring to the food of scholars, and when gathered together, it is referred to as the "Red Arrow."

Due to its toxic properties, lycoris are often planted around graveyards or field edges to prevent small animals or children from approaching. Its bright red color resembling blood, and its blooming period being close to autumnal equinox, has led it to be associated with the flower "Manjushage" in the "Lotus Sutra" in Japan. Moreover, as lycoris have leaves falling while flowers bloom, never appearing together, they have gained a sinister association of death and separation in Japanese folklore and are commonly used in funerals. Japan regards "Manjushage" and lycoris as equivalent. Besides calling lycoris "Manjushage," the Japanese commonly refer to them as "Higanbana." As Japanese people clean graves during the autumnal equinox, the three days before and after the equinox are called "Aki Higan," and during this time, the blooming lycoris naturally become a symbol of the afterlife.

Flower Meaning: Passion, Isolation, Reunion, Abandonment, and Sad Memories.

——from Wikipedia.zh