🌿 Craft Origins

Derived from Lingnan's millennium-old intangible cultural heritage craft, Xiangyunsha (gambiered Canton gauze), and refined through the ancient method of "three steaming, nine boiling, and eighteen sunnings," it blends mulberry silk with gambier extract, river mud, and sunlight, achieving a unique warm texture and feel, bringing oriental aesthetics into everyday tea ceremonies.

🌸 Pattern Meanings

With magnolia branches as its structure and the light silk of a round fan as its rhythm, a light pink base diffuses the haze of spring.

• Magnolia: Symbolizes nobility and elegance, representing the integrity and poetic charm of a literati tea ceremony.

• Round Fan: Signifies reunion and completeness, with branches gracefully unfolding on its surface, subtly conveying the oriental wish for "blossoming joy and perfect fulfillment in all endeavors."

• Intertwined Branches: Like wisps of tea smoke, they sketch the relaxed ambiance of "stealing a half-day's leisure from a busy life."
📏 Dimensions

28cm × 200cm
Suitable for long tables, tea tables, and side tables, with a natural drape that unfolds gracefully, serving as both a tea mat divider and a highlight for the space.

✨ Craft Materials

• Base Material: 100% mulberry silk, soft and delicate to the touch, with a fluid drape.

• Intangible Cultural Heritage Craft: Authentic Xiangyunsha dyeing and finishing process, naturally dyed with gambier, the color shifts with light, becoming warmer with use.