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The Door God Feng Shui Freshwater Pearl Bracelet from the National Museum Of History collection of the same name

The Door God Feng Shui Freshwater Pearl Bracelet from the National Museum Of History collection of the same name

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ABOUT HIGHNOTE GALLERY

Chinese culture is full of mysterious charm and profound connotation, HighNote Gallery provides users with energy bracelet products rich in oriental aesthetics and professional brand services based on the ancient oriental culture.

Chinese traditional colors are particularly striking, using unique and rare natural materials to create a powerful and charismatic oriental lucky color system. At the same time, Chinese jewelry is imbued with energetic connotations based on China's unique system of patterned symbols, combined with high quality raw gemstones to help you connect with natural energies.

HighNote Gallery enables friends around the world who are suffering from mental stress and life values to feel the mysterious power from the East, to enhance self-perception, to gain good luck, and to continue to have the power of perception to change their destiny.

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Product Inspiration

This hand-woven bracelet is inspired by the legendary work "Door Gods" from the National Museum of History, manifesting creation.

The door gods in this work, on the right is Qin Shubao, and on the left is Yuchi Gong. These are two generals with great influence in Chinese history, similar to the Round Table Knights Parsifal and Galahad of King Arthur. It is said that in the early years of Emperor Tang, he founded the country and killed many people, often having nightmares of evil spirits. Therefore, Qin Qiong and Yuchi Gong volunteered to guard the palace gate. That night, indeed, nothing happened. Emperor Tang then asked artists to paint portraits of the two and paste them at the palace gate to calm the ghosts and evil spirits. Qin Qiong and Yuchi Gong thus became representative door god images commonly used by the people to ward off evil and avoid disasters.

Material Description

Lava stone empowers (physically and mentally) and brings clarity in the face of difficult situations. It is a beautiful reminder of inner passions. It ignites will and creativity. It is very useful for those who are indecisive, timid or weak.

Freshwater pearl are the oldest known piece of jewelry and symbolize integrity, purity and grace. It promotes emotional growth and readiness. Pearls have extreme healing powers. Pearls are said to strengthen the nervous, adrenal, spleen and muscular systems. This gemstone brings patience, protection and love. It has long been seen as a symbol of great wealth and power.

Colour Matching

Imperial Ivory Red refers to the combination of the ivory court dress and the scarlet official dress. Scarlet is a color slightly lighter than red, and its value increased when it entered the color hierarchy of ancient official clothing. In the Tang Dynasty, the color system of clothing specified the colors to be worn by different ranks of officials, and the use of the Chao Wa Wat was also restricted by rank. The clothing color hierarchy motivated officials to advance, but may have left a psychological shadow on them. The Tang poet Bai Juyi, who was passionate about dress colors, once wore a scarlet robe as the assassin of Zhongzhou, and then took it off when he left office. Taking off the scarlet robe was unpleasant for him, and may have been related to his previous relegation to the position of Secretary of Jiangzhou, where he wore the green robe of a lower official rank.

Emerging Spring Willow is a vaguely light yellow color that originated from the Western Han Dynasty scholar Shi You's edited book, "The Book of Hastings". It is described as a color between yellow and white, rich in poetry and delicate observation of natural colors. In ancient Chinese, half-seen is one of the many color words, reflecting the ancient people's sensitivity and attention to color nuances. This color is associated with the color of the willow in spring, reminiscent of the yellowish hue of the tender buds of the willow tree in early spring. The color semimi is widely used in both literature and the arts.

Seashore Rosy Glow is a color name of the Chinese Ming Dynasty official court dyeing, the internal weaving bureau of the court created this new color, similar to white but with a slight reddish color. Seashore Rosy Glow was often used for the official's spring underwear, the color scheme often used light red with lime green, worn on the body like "Seashore Rosy Glow". Liu Ruoyu in prison recounted the sea of Xia this beautiful color, after 13 years of perseverance, he completed the "discretionary Zhi", and eventually be able to see the light of day. This story tells us that even in the face of adversity, there is always hope in recounting beauty.

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