Frostfairy Flower
Last updated 2026-09-10
Frostfairy Flower is a Local Specialty found in Snezhnaya.
How to Obtain
Frostfairy Flowers are primarily found in Snezhnograd, the Sanctuary of Grief, and Pilgrimage to the Sacred Gorge. See the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.
Shop Availability
No Shops sell Frostfairy Flower.
Gardening
Craft Usage
No recipes use Frostfairy Flower as an ingredient.
Ascension Usage
1 Character uses Frostfairy Flower for ascension:
Descriptions
A sacred flower that blooms no matter how harsh the weather, always giving off a faint yet alluring glow.
It is said that the spirits of ice and snow were first born from flowers whose leaves unfurled like snow crystals, at the moment when the very first blossom of ice fell upon a waiting bud. Today, the flower known as the Frostfairy Flower is regarded as a symbol of Snezhnaya's enduring spirit. In the language of flowers, it signifies "hope that never fades."
It is said that the spirits of ice and snow were first born from flowers whose leaves unfurled like snow crystals, at the moment when the very first blossom of ice fell upon a waiting bud. Today, the flower known as the Frostfairy Flower is regarded as a symbol of Snezhnaya's enduring spirit. In the language of flowers, it signifies "hope that never fades."
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Trivia
- The Frostfairy Flower was first shown in the Avatar Frame Brimming Spiritflow introduced in Version Luna I.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Frostfairy Flower | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 霜仙花 Shuāngxiānhuā | Frostfairy Flower |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 霜仙花 Shuāngxiānhuā | |
| Japanese | フロストフラワー Furosuto Furawaa | Frost Flower |
| Korean | 눈서리꽃 Nunseorikkot | |
| Spanish | Flor frigifeérica | |
| French | Fleur de féegivre | Frostfairy Flower |
| Russian | Морозник Moroznik | |
| Thai | Frostfairy Flower | — |
| Vietnamese | Hoa Sương Tiên | |
| German | Frostspringkraut | |
| Indonesian | Frostfairy Flower | — |
| Portuguese | Flor Imortal Gélida | |
| Turkish | Buz Perisi Çiçeği | |
| Italian | Fiore Brina di Fata |
Change History
Released in Version 7.0

















































































































































































































































































































































