This handwoven,beaded tri-color double pendant bracelet is created from the legendary Su Wu Shepherds Manifestation (manifest) at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, using Silver Silver White Chalcedony Howlite Freshwater pearl as the double pendant, where Silver (Silver), like gold, symbolizes wealth and prosperity. It increases the power of most stones while activating them to their maximum potential, especially turquoise and coral. It is the metal of emotion, mindfulness and love and healing.
Su Liupeng was known as "Two Su" together with another late Qing dynasty Guangdong painter, Su Renshan. His main achievement was in figure painting, with the majority of his works depicting the lives of common people, which were also the most influential. He also included historical figures and stories. This painting, Su Wu Shepherding Sheep, is based on a historical figure. Su Wu, a native of the Western Han Dynasty, was sent by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to the Xiong Nu, but was held captive by the Xiong Nu for nineteen years, but he never gave in, showing his loyalty to the Han Dynasty. This huge composition is outlined in thick strokes with strong brushwork, one of Su Liupeng's typical styles. Although the whole picture is based on a historical story, the characters have different facial features and should be based on real people, which makes them less ancient and brings them closer to the viewer.
Dolomite Howlite absorbs and relieves stress, tension, anxiety and emotional intensity. This stone is an excellent antidote to insomnia caused by overactive thoughts. It may also help to overcome critical or selfish behavior. It brings gentleness and patience and is good for creativity, digestion, memory, bones and teeth.
Freshwater beads are the oldest known piece of jewelry and symbolize integrity, innocence and grace. It promotes emotional growth and readiness. Pearls have powerful healing properties. Pearls are said to strengthen the nerves, adrenal glands, spleen and muscular system. This gemstone brings patience, protection and love. It has been seen as a symbol of great wealth and power. Meanwhile, using the legendary elements of Chinese Feng Shui and I Ching power sheep pattern presents exquisite design. Sheep is given the meaning of tranquility in feng shui, purifying the environment of all agitation, wearers of sheep pattern bracelets can quickly resolve conflicts and bring about sustained peace, placing sheep pattern jewelry in the health seat of the home can significantly enhance the health of family members, in the five elements of the environment of the earth, the sheep pattern bracelet can be used to attract wealth and treasure.
Sheep pattern is given the meaning of tranquility in Feng Shui, purifying all the restlessness in the environment. Those who wear a sheep bracelet can quickly resolve conflicts and bring continuous peace, placing sheep ornaments in the health position of the home can significantly improve the health fortune of family members, and in the five elements of the environment of the earth, the sheep bracelet can have the effect of attracting wealth and treasures.
Drunk Flush describes the color of a beauty's face when she is drunk, and is associated with a pleasurable mood. In ancient literature, the color of the face is often associated with joyful experiences and good drinking situations. The ancient concept of color referred more to facial expression and aura, reflecting the outward expression of inner states. As a traditional color, Zhu Yan enriches the understanding of ancient culture and allows us to feel the ancient people's pursuit of beauty and expression of emotions.
Pale Sky Blue is a term that refers to "the pale greenish-white color of the sky," similar to the familiar "cerulean color". Cyan is a confusing color that can contain many variations, such as greenish self, greenish green, greenish cyan, etc. The determination of "sky blue" depends on the color of the sky. The judgment of the color of "heavenly misty" depends on the condition of the sky; if the sky is clean, then "heavenly misty" is a light blue; if there are clouds covering it, then "heavenly misty" is a light bluish-green. In addition, Chai Kiln porcelain of Chai Rong and Ru Kiln porcelain of Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty also show this color.
Xizi, or West Lake Color, is one of the famous beauties in Chinese history whose water color changes with the weather and seasons. The yellow-green hue of the West Lake color is mentioned in the poems of Song Dynasty lyricist Wu Wenying, Southern Song Dynasty literati Huang Gongshao, and Yuan Dynasty literati Yuan Yi. By the Qing Dynasty, the West Lake color became popular and was widely used in depictions of clothing. West Lake color is not just a description of a color, it also carries the desire for a better life and the praise of natural beauty. West Lake color or Xizi color is a color of blue water reflecting blue sky, which is both fresh and deep, reflecting the ancient people's understanding of natural beauty and sensitivity to color aesthetics. It is a cultural symbol and aesthetic pursuit, showing the charm and far-reaching influence of traditional Chinese aesthetics.
Yuyang Dye was the color of silk fabric in the Yüyang region during the Han Dynasty, with indigo as the warp and light blue as the weft, similar to today's denim. Located in today's Nanyang City, Henan Province, Yuyang was an important base for the silk weaving industry during the Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty silk fabrics were richly decorated with a variety of colors, including auspicious clouds, animals and plants. Yuk Yang dyeing is an ancient silk weaving technique that represents the splendor of the Han Dynasty silk weaving industry.
