Henna Berries are a local specialty of Sumeru.
How to Obtain[]
Henna Berries only grow on cacti found throughout the Great Red Sand, Sumeru.
See the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.
Shop Availability[]
No Shops sell Henna Berry.
Craft Usage[]
No recipes use Henna Berry as an ingredient.
Ascension Usage[]
2 Characters use Henna Berry for ascension:
Candace
FaruzanNo Weapons use Henna Berry for ascension.
Descriptions[]
A fruit that grows even in the most hostile of desert environments. Its vibrant crimson fruits are made even more lovely against a backdrop of yellow sand.
Thanks to its extremely bright color, after a simple treatment, it can be made into a pigment. An important part of the desert people's lives, it is said to have been used as a dye for the fiery banner of the Eremites. The red fabric follows them in all their travels. No matter where you are, whenever you see these fluttering textiles, you can almost feel the hot wind of their homeland on your skin.
Thanks to its extremely bright color, after a simple treatment, it can be made into a pigment. An important part of the desert people's lives, it is said to have been used as a dye for the fiery banner of the Eremites. The red fabric follows them in all their travels. No matter where you are, whenever you see these fluttering textiles, you can almost feel the hot wind of their homeland on your skin.
Trivia[]
- 1 Mail has Henna Berry as an attachment:
- Oho! Let Me Take a Wild Guess... ×10 from Dehya on April 07, 2023
Gallery[]
In the wild
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Henna Berry | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 赤念果 Chìniàn-guǒ | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 赤念果 Chìniàn-guǒ | |
| Japanese | 赤念の実 Sekinen no Mi[!][!] | Fruit of Red Desire |
| Korean | 적념과적념과 Jeongnyeom-gwa | Red-Thought Fruit |
| Spanish | Añoraescarlata | Scarlet-Longing[• 1] |
| French | Quandong | Quandong |
| Russian | Красноплодник Krasnoplodnik | Red Pistil[• 2] |
| Thai | Henna Berry | — |
| Vietnamese | QuảQuả Xích NiệmXích Niệm | |
| German | Hennabeere | Henna Berry |
| Indonesian | Henna Berry | — |
| Portuguese | Bagas de Espinheiro | |
| Turkish | Henna Yemişi | Henna Fruit |
| Italian | Bacca henné | Henna Berry |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.1
