Sumeru Rose
Last updated 2026-08-03
Sumeru Rose is a Cooking Ingredient found in the wild in Sumeru.
How to Obtain
Sumeru Roses grow exclusively throughout the forest region of Sumeru.
See the gallery or the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.
Shop Availability
No Shops sell Sumeru Rose.
Gardening
Luxuriant Glebe for 
2 days 22 hours 
Craft Usage
There are 12 items that can be crafted using Sumeru Rose:
| Item | Craft Type | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
 Candied Ajilenakh Nut | Cooking |   Ajilenakh Nut ×4  Almond ×2  Butter ×2  Sumeru Rose ×1 |
 Dendrocide Potion | Crafting |   Crystal Core ×1 Sumeru Rose ×1  Mora ×100 |
 Extravagant Slumber | Cooking |   Milk ×2 Sumeru Rose ×2  Sugar ×1 |
 Forest Essential Oil | Crafting |   Lizard Tail ×1 Sumeru Rose ×1 Mora ×100 |
 Halvamazd | Cooking | Ajilenakh Nut ×4 Almond ×2 Butter ×2 Sumeru Rose ×1 |
 Lambad Fish Roll | Cooking |   Fish ×1 Sumeru Rose ×1 |
 Nameless Taboo Medicine of the Royal Court | Crafting |   Strange Mushroom ×2  Kalpalata Lotus ×1 Sumeru Rose ×1 |
 Padisarah Pudding | Cooking |   Padisarah ×2 Sumeru Rose ×1 Milk ×1 Sugar ×1 |
 Rose Custard | Cooking | Milk ×2 Sumeru Rose ×2 Sugar ×1 |
 Selva Salad | Cooking |   Zaytun Peach ×2  Mint ×2 Sumeru Rose ×2 |
 Sugardew Bait ×10 | Crafting |   Harra Fruit ×1 Sumeru Rose ×1 |
 Swirling Steps | Cooking | Padisarah ×2 Sumeru Rose ×1 Milk ×1 Sugar ×1 |
Descriptions
Bright and beautiful, these pure purple flowers give off a pleasant fragrance that will give any passerby pause. While some like to call this type of "rambler rose," its relative lack of multiple flowers means that it falls under a different floral classification.
From very early times, the Sumeru Rose has been used to make fragrant essences and perfumes. Whenever a festival rolls along, the market will always be filled with the scents of roses. Among the poems that enjoy great fame in Sumeru, the Sumeru rose is oft compared to fine wine, and has thus become a classic symbol within Sumeru literature. "Come, put away your meaningless tribulations! Enjoy the companionship of wines and roses, for there is nothing more important at this time!"
From very early times, the Sumeru Rose has been used to make fragrant essences and perfumes. Whenever a festival rolls along, the market will always be filled with the scents of roses. Among the poems that enjoy great fame in Sumeru, the Sumeru rose is oft compared to fine wine, and has thus become a classic symbol within Sumeru literature. "Come, put away your meaningless tribulations! Enjoy the companionship of wines and roses, for there is nothing more important at this time!"
Trivia
- 1 Mail has Sumeru Rose as an attachment:
- Sweet Dreams, Shared With You. ×10 from Nahida on October 27, 2025
- A rambler rose is "any of various climbing roses with long flexible canes and rather small often double flowers in large clusters,"[1] while the Sumeru Rose grows individually, which is why it "falls under a different floral classification." Tighnari also states that contrary to its name, it is not a rose.[2]
- Another name for the Sumeru Rose is "Ley Line Lodestar." They are sensitive to Ley Lines and emit varying amounts of light in response. Excessive brightness indicates a dangerous level of Ley Line activity in the surrounding area.[3]
- The following item is a variant of Sumeru Rose:
- Lisa summons a Sumeru Rose in several of her animations, including Party Setup, Thespian Trick, and one of her idles.
Gallery
In The Wild
Tighnari observing a Sumeru Rose, Paimon's Paintings Set 17
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Sumeru Rose |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 须弥蔷薇 Xūmí Qiángwēi |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 須彌薔薇 Xūmí Qiángwéi |
| Japanese | スメールローズ Sumeeru Roozu |
| Korean | 수메르 장미 Sumereu Jangmi |
| Spanish | Rosa de Sumeru |
| French | Rose sumérienne |
| Russian | Сумерская роза Sumerskaya roza |
| Thai | Sumeru Rose |
| Vietnamese | Tường Vi Sumeru |
| German | Sumeru-Rose |
| Indonesian | Sumeru Rose |
| Portuguese | Rosa de Sumeru |
| Turkish | Sumeru Gülü |
| Italian | Rosa di Sumeru |
Change History
Released in Version 3.0
References
- ↑ https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rambler
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter III, Act I - Through Mists of Smoke and Forests Dark, Part 3: Chronic Illness
- ↑ Story Quest, Tighnari, Vulpes Zerda Chapter: Act I - The Unanswerable Problems, Part 2: Into the Hinterland
