As China's first collection of poetry, The Book of Songs condenses three millennia of civilizational wisdom through its three major sections—Feng (folk ballads), Ya (courtly odes), and Song (sacred hymns)—crafted with the literary techniques of Fu (narrative), Bi (metaphor), and Xing (evocative imagery). Inspired by this cultural legacy, the collection transforms intangible heritage ronghua (velvet flower) craftsmanship and metaphysical energy into wearable poetic adornments.

Feng · Airs Series: Vitality of Natural Embrace

Inspired by the rural imagery in Feng ballads, these hairpins recreate the natural beauty of "By marshes and isles" (Shao Nan · Picking Ferns) with velvet flowers and butterfly motifs. Metaphysically acting as energy conduits, they channel the renewing and harmonizing power of nature, drawing nourishment from the earth to invigorate the spirit, balance the aura, and infuse daily life with the fresh vitality of wilderness. Wearing them creates a resonance with nature, grounding the mind and inspiring creative flow.

Ya · Ode Series: Equilibrium of Noble Grace

Rooted in the elegant charm of Ya's courtly music, these hairpins take inspiration from the jade-like luster described in Minor Ya · Deer Cry, replicating the poise of ancient nobility through intricate floral designs. Metaphysically, they emit a confident and composed energy field, imbuing the wearer with balanced elegance to navigate social settings with ease, enhance personal magnetism, and harmonize surrounding energies.

Song · Hymn Series: Protection of Ancestral Legacy

Informed by the solemnity of Song sacrificial hymns, these hairpins feature velvet motifs resembling traditional ritual offerings. Metaphysically serving as spiritual guardians, they concentrate ancestral protective energy, like an invisible shield against negative influences, to grant deep inner peace and forge a connection with the wisdom of millennia. This evokes a profound sense of cultural rootedness and ancestral strength.