Blossoming Lace - Lace Triangle Scarf

Seeking to add a touch of layered sophistication to your outfits without appearing monotonous? A delicate, lightweight scarf can serve as the perfect accessory, elevating your top with a subtle flourish. Beyond enhancing your style, it brightens your entire complexion. This small scarf offers versatile styling possibilities, with 10 ways to tie it. Allowing for a different look each day of the week. Adding a neckerchief instantly boosts your fashion sense. Triangle Scarf Dimensions: Height 27cm x Length 96cm x Short Side 50cm Weight: 25g Material: Lace Triangle Scarf Please excuse slight variations between product images and the actual item due to lighting, screen calibration, and monitor display. Limited quantities available for each design. Color Secrets The "366 Birthday Colors" that have recently gained popularity. Discover the meanings and personalities associated with these colors! 【Black】Passion, talent, imagination; a passionate individual full of challenges. 【Salmon Pink】Unique, decisive, proactive; a thoughtful person who faces difficulties head-on. 【Gold Oak】Clear-headed, witty, insightful; a witty and persistent individual. Find your favorite color, choose the silk scarf that suits you, and tie your own unique happiness! ★ Comes in a simple yet elegant gift box made of auspicious and artistic paper! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51811478521_92eccafdcb_c.jpg The pattern originates from Li Mei-shu's drafts of peacocks, pine trees, and camellias, perfectly rendered in stone carving! The success of a carving hinges on the completeness and delicacy of the draft. Therefore, before carving, countless revisions are made to refine the design, removing the superfluous to achieve clarity and elegance. Once finalized, the master craftsman meticulously traces each line. Through the hands of artisans, the brushstrokes are transferred, resulting in sunken or relief carvings that flow like paintings. Excerpt from "Li Mei-shu and the Zushimiao Temple in Sanxia." Stone Carving Insight - Water-Polished Carving (Shui Mo Chen Hua) Buildings with stone facades that are polished smooth without carving are referred to as "plain flat" in Song dynasty techniques. Line carvings or sunken reliefs on these surfaces are called "water-polished carving." The peacock symbolizes good fortune, with its imagery of "joyful arrival atop a tree"!