Okinawa Sanshin - Flashy Artificial Opal Bachi

This is a human-shaped bachi (plectrum) for the Okinawan sanshin, made from artificial opal.
Unlike the aurora-patterned artificial opal I have listed elsewhere, this one is a flashy artificial opal with dispersed crystallized glitter.
Although it is artificial, it is made from materials manufactured by a reputable domestic company, and the glitter pattern is excellent, making it a one-of-a-kind item.
The multi-colored glitter changes color depending on the angle, so I believe you will never tire of admiring it.
The hardness is about the same as a water buffalo bachi, so if the finger hole is small, you can also file it down yourself.
The color is white clear, with red, blue, green, and blue shimmering brilliantly depending on the angle.
This is completely different from the glitter mixed into car paint; it is a material where countless colloidal particles of opal have crystallized and are shining, causing the colors to shimmer and change.
However, as you can see, the photos do not capture it well at all, which is a shame...
Only those who obtain the actual item will be able to witness its true brilliance.

The size is 47mm in length, 30mm in width, and 16mm for the finger hole. It is short but thick.
It was made for fast playing, hence the shorter type.
The material for this size alone cost 30,000 yen to produce from a solid block.
We decline purchases from nervous individuals, so please no claims, no returns.