Some butterflies retreat to forests, seeking silence and sanctuary.

The Painted Jezebel does not.

With wings dipped in white, gold, and flame, it flutters boldly through temple courtyards, bustling gardens, and city streets. Often misunderstood because of its name, the Painted Jezebel has become a symbol of unapologetic beauty—a creature that wears contrast like a crown and thrives where others fade.

How does it survive among crowds and chaos?

What do its fiery wings say to the world?

And what happens when a butterfly reclaims a name once meant to diminish?

Join Adrian Adair, The King of Butterflies, as we follow the vibrant journey of the Painted Jezebel—an everyday masterpiece that defies silence and shines through shadow.