Where Heritage Takes Flight in Silk

— Meticulously crafted using ancient Chinese velvet-flower techniques, this lifelike dragonfly captures the poised elegance of nature’s aerial dancer, rendered entirely in 100% mulberry silk.

▌Inspiration: A Nod to Timeless Artistry

Drawing from 1,200-year-old ronghuasilk-napping traditions, the wings showcase a refined gradient of deep sapphire blue fading into gilded edges, each filament hand-twisted and layered to emulate the delicate veining of a dragonfly’s wing. Its body is adorned with a subtle shimmer of gold-dusted silk, while jet-black bead eyes add a touch of organic realism.

▌Three Planes of Craftsmanship

• Silken Depth: Thousands of silk threads are carefully dyed, napped, and sculpted using 14 traditional steps to achieve a soft, dimensional, and feather-light texture.

• Structural Grace: A flexible wire-reinforced frame allows the wings to hold a natural, floating posture—creating an illusion of suspended motion.

• Gilded Nuance: Delicate gold-tipped edges and subtle metallic tracings reflect light with a quiet opulence, enhancing its depth and sophistication.

▌Versatile Wearing

Designed with a secure, high-quality gold-finished brooch pin, this piece transitions effortlessly from classic lapel styling to adorning hats, bags, or even as an elegant hair accent. It bridges the grace of traditional attire and the clean lines of modern fashion.

「Silken Aviator」

— More than an accessory—it’s a fragment of cultural legacy, designed to be worn with purpose and pride.

—For those who wear art, not just accessories