Silver Dragon
Silver Dragon
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And You Thought Naming Fireworks Was Simple
As you're looking over what might be one of many firework selection boxes before putting them away for the year, your mind will probably stop to consider all the other kinds of fireworks available. There are quite literally hundreds, so here follows a tentative list of some of the various kinds of fireworks you might come across in your pyrotechnic buying career.
In this article the term "stars" refers to pyrotechnic stars, pellets of compounds and chemicals that produce particular colours or effects when ignited.
It's not that unusual for fireworks to be named after flowers. A peony, for example, is a relatively common firework that produces a spherical break of coloured stars, while a chrysanthemum is similar buts its stars leave a visible trail of sparks. A dahlia is similar to a peony but has fewer and larger stars, and a willow is quite like a chrysanthemum but produces a softer shape reminiscent of the tree it takes its name from.
Some fireworks are named after creatures. Examples of this naming convention include the spider (which produces a series of radial lines), the horsetail (long-burning tailed stars that travel only a short distance before falling to the ground, creating a waterfall-like effect) and dragons' eggs (a silver or gold breaking effect ending in crackles or strobe-like flashes).
Some fireworks have even odder names. These include firework wheels, better known as Catherine wheels; they supposedly got their name from the instrument of torture that St Catherine was martyred on (the breaking wheel). Additionally there are cakes (a cluster of tubes linked by a single fuse that creates a series of effects), crossettes (coloured stars that, upon splitting, forming a criss-cross effect) and kamuro (literally "boys' haircut" in Japanese; guess what it looks like).
Surfing China's River Wave - The "Silver Dragon"
