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Nishiki Ghost Ring (TB108) by Tako Pyrotechnics is a 9-shot, 500-gram aerial cake built around an impressive specialty effect: massive Nishiki kamuro breaks surrounded by distinct ghost rings. Using a large-bore rack-style design, each shot delivers a deliberate, powerful aerial presentation with long-lasting gold and a contrasting outer ring.
Rather than relying on a high shot count or rapid pacing, Nishiki Ghost Ring focuses on nine large individual breaks, allowing each specialty pattern time to develop and hang overhead before the next shot launches.
Nishiki Ghost Ring sends nine large shots vertically into the sky, where they open into broad Nishiki kamuro-style breaks. The center of each burst produces rich golden trails that spread outward before slowly cascading toward the ground.
Surrounding the central gold effect is the cake's signature ghost ring, creating a defined circular pattern around the main break. The combination gives each shot a layered appearance rather than a conventional round peony or chrysanthemum.
The standout feature is the pairing of two visually distinctive aerial effects.
The Nishiki kamuro creates long-burning golden branches with a dense, cascading appearance. Around it, the ghost ring forms an outer circle of delayed sparks, giving the burst additional shape, dimension, and separation.
This creates a more technical-looking aerial pattern that stands apart from traditional color cakes.
Nishiki Ghost Ring features a nine-tube, 3-inch rack-style configuration designed to emphasize large individual aerial breaks.
Instead of filling the performance with smaller rapid-fire effects, the cake concentrates its 500-gram capacity into just nine shots. This allows the large gold-and-ring combinations to become the centerpiece of the display.
With an approximate 30-second duration, the pacing gives spectators time to see each Nishiki and ghost-ring combination develop overhead.
The lingering gold trails can remain visible as subsequent shots rise, creating moments where multiple layers of shimmering Nishiki gold occupy the sky simultaneously.
