Last year, I travelled to China, Korea and Japan. I was fascinated by the palaces and temples of ancient Asia. This collection took inspiration from the colors of the palaces' walls and its inside decor. I wish to explore this ancient beauty together with you! The works in this collection are great for Hanfu cosplay, Chinese weddings, Chinese New Year, or just beautiful gifts for yourself or your loved ones!
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I love the Korean palace's paint colors. It's dignified and serene at the same time.
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The Forbidden City's palaces use a lot of red and gold.
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Tiantan is a temple for emperors to pray to their ancestors and gods. The gold against royal blue and green together with its round dome shape creates a divine image.
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The interior of the palace is decorated with images of dragons. There is lots of gold, green and blue, contrasting with the red columns.
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The cloissonné enamel technique was introduced to China from the 13th to 14th century and flourished in 18th century. Its elaborate designs were loved by the concubines and court ladies.
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Soft green and golden tassels are another signature design of Asian palaces. I found some light green agate stones that matched my design perfectly!
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New Product-Fire Agate Quartz Beaded Necklace
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The red, dark blue and gold is a recurring theme in Asian Palace decor. The necklace is made with red agate (fire quartz), painted cloisonne pattern beads, shiny aqua glass beads and rose crystals. Red agate fire quartz is known for giving psychic protection, boosting creativity and bouncing away negative energies.
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Red Coral and Amazonite Bracelet
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The bracelet features light blue amazonite stone at the center surrounded by simulated pearl and dyed red natural coral beads. The sparkling gold Toho beads also give the bracelet a golden shine. The bracelet also features blue painted cloisonne style beads.
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