Like the scene in "Persuit of Jade" where Zhang Linghe walks into the snowstorm. Cold, restrained, yet with an understated nobility. The dark blue background sets the scene of a nocturnal landscape, with cranes soaring within it, like a mysterious scroll slowly unfolding under the moon. This is an Eastern aesthetic that is cool and possesses an undeniable aristocratic air.

Product Information

* Dimensions｜28 × 200cm
    A slender proportion design, more suitable for modern tea tables, long desks, and tea space displays. When spread out, it creates a visual extension, as if "a painting scroll has fallen into the human world."
* Brocade Velvet Craftsmanship｜Subtly Flowing Nobility
    The fabric itself has a delicate velvety feel and a subtle shimmering texture, presenting elusive layered variations under lighting. Viewed from different angles, it resembles the ripple patterns on a midnight lake surface disturbed by the wind.
* Waterproof and Stain-Resistant｜Combining Aesthetics with Practicality
    Tea stains are not easily absorbed, and daily wiping is sufficient for cleaning. It is suitable for both quiet solitary drinking and frequent tea gatherings.
* Natural Drape｜Instantly Creates a Scene
    The fabric is smooth and firm, not prone to curling or wrinkling. Even with just a few pieces of white porcelain simply placed on it, it can instantly enhance the ambiance of the space.

Design Inspiration

Inspired by the classical Eastern concept of "cranes returning to a deep courtyard." The blue-green hue is like bamboo forests and lake surfaces after a night rain, with cranes moving through them, embodying both the negative space of landscape paintings and the cool demeanor of a noble young man.

Suitable Styles

New Chinese Style｜Wabi-Sabi Style｜Song Dynasty Tea Space｜High-End Club Display

Suitable for pairing with white porcelain, blue and white porcelain, silver teapots, black gold stone, and dark solid wood. Laying it down will bring a sense of tranquility to the entire space.