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Nishiki Freedom (DUSA5491) by Dominator USA Fireworks is a 36-shot, 500-gram aerial cake that combines long-lasting Nishiki gold willow effects with a patriotic mix of red, white, and blue. Designed around one of the most popular lingering aerial effects in fireworks, Nishiki Freedom sends brilliant color upward before filling the sky with dense, cascading golden branches.
With 36 straight-firing shots and a performance lasting approximately 25 seconds, this cake maintains a steady pace before accelerating into a rapid series of Nishiki willow bursts for its finale.
Nishiki Freedom builds its performance around dense, slow-falling Nishiki willow breaks. Each shot rises vertically before opening overhead into long-burning golden branches that spread outward and drift toward the ground.
Bright red, white, and blue accents appear among the gold, adding sharp points of patriotic color against the lingering willow canopy. Because Nishiki effects remain visible longer than many conventional star effects, successive shots can overlap and create a fuller, layered appearance across the sky.
The centerpiece of this 500-gram cake is its Nishiki willow effect.
Nishiki effects are known for their rich golden color and long-burning trails. Rather than disappearing immediately after the break, the individual branches continue glowing as they descend, creating a cascading curtain of gold.
With 36 shots, Nishiki Freedom repeatedly layers these lingering effects for a display that can appear increasingly dense as the performance progresses.
Dominator USA gives the classic gold willow effect a distinctly patriotic presentation by incorporating red, white, and blue colors throughout the cake.
These brighter stars and tips stand out against the warm Nishiki gold, making Nishiki Freedom especially fitting for Fourth of July, Memorial Day, patriotic celebrations, and red-white-and-blue themed fireworks displays.
Nishiki Freedom uses a straight vertical firing pattern, concentrating its effects in a large overhead display area.
The 36-shot configuration provides enough repetition to showcase the Nishiki effect while still allowing the individual breaks room to spread and hang in the sky. The result is a focused aerial performance built around large gold breaks rather than a wide fan pattern.
After establishing its red, white, blue, and gold theme, Nishiki Freedom increases the pace for the finish.
A rapid succession of Nishiki willow bursts stacks multiple golden breaks overhead, producing a thicker canopy of cascading gold and giving the cake a strong final push before the last trails fade away.
