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When astronomers first observed Mira in the 16th century, they couldn’t explain what they were seeing. A star that brightened dramatically, then faded, then brightened again — over and over, on a cycle of roughly 332 days. Sometimes brilliant. Sometimes almost gone. They named it Mira — “the wonderful one.” The astonishing one. The one that defied explanation.
This arrow is white with a black eclectic pattern that shifts every time you look at it. Something different in every light, from every angle. Like a star that is never quite the same twice.
Black goose feather fletch, hand-sculpted. Hand-shaped cedar shaft, painted by hand.
The wonderful one. Made in Los Angeles. One of a kind.
