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The flower that never wilts. In Chinese, ronghua (绒花) sounds exactly like 荣华 — glory and prosperity. For over a thousand years, since the Tang court, these silk blooms have been worn as a wish for a flourishing life. This deep-burgundy peony — the...

A wish for love and long life, worn on the lapel. In Chinese culture the butterfly carries joy and longevity; a pair is a classic blessing for a happy marriage. This statement butterfly is hand-embroidered in the Su tradition — layered ivory and golden-amber...

Three-dimensional embroidery on a pin. Chanhua (缠花) — “wrapped flowers” — is a centuries-old bridal craft from Fujian and the Hakka communities, where fine glossy silk is wound strand by strand around a slender frame until petals seem to lift from the surface. Cream-and-amber...

Twelve months of exquisite embroidery from the RSN Collection. The Royal School of Needlework Calendar 2026 brings a masterwork of hand embroidery to every month, each with a caption from the RSN Collection — a year of inspiration for anyone who loves the needle....

A little silk keeper, blessed with butterflies. The butterfly — joy, transformation, good fortune — is hand-embroidered on a teal-green silk pouch with a jade-style clasp: a refined alternative to the festive red packet, and a keepsake in its own right. Slip in jewellery,...

A tailored vest, embroidered with the things that matter to the wearer. Contemporary cut in a silk-cotton blend, hand-embellished with zodiac and botanical emblems — heritage symbolism worn as modern dress. Made in our studio and supervised by master embroiderer Joni Zhou—four-time gold medallist...

A flying deity, drawn in golden thread. The Feitian — the celestial apsara of the Dunhuang cave murals — drifts across this long silk scarf amid auspicious clouds — an image from the Dunhuang cave murals, reimagined as something you can wear today. At...