Large size amanita muscaria baubles are var. flavivolvata, 4-5 inches long and feature more detailed characteristics of the mushroom, including the yellowing of the skirt which fades to white with exposure to sunlight.  
 
Amanita muscaria is a well-recognized mushroom found all over the world. Members of the genus amanita often feature bulbous bases of the stem, always drop a white spore print, and are a wealth of both toxic and non-toxic compounds. A. muscaria is considered toxic, but it has been used as an entheogen for centuries. The muscimol and ibotenic acid bind to GABA receptors in the brain.