On the complete opposite end of cheap fireworks, there are Hanahana sparklers from Japan, which are made from all-natural, domestic materials. The fireworks are crafted from gunpowder that comes from the root of a mature Miyazaki Pine tree and natural coloring from flowers like gardenias.
The fireworks are beautifully presented in hand-wrapped paper packages, and as you might expect, the fireworks don't come cheap either. However, despite the higher than usual price of these fireworks, there's a waiting list of people wanting to purchase them, since they really can't be made fast enough. Each box goes for about $100, which seems outrageous to pay for something that you'll only be able to enjoy once, however there are 40 sparklers per box.
Natural Artisan Fireworks
Japan's Hanahana Sparklers Are Handmade with Natural Ingredients
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