Handmade silver bracelet with interlocking lotus pattern

Our studio is located in Dali, Yunnan. All the artists are ethnic minorities. In the millennia that can be traced, the silverware made by local ethnic minorities artists in Dali has already gone out of Yunnan and China along the Silk Road and the Ancient Tea Horse Road. Are exported to South Asia and Europe with excellent fame. For thousands of years, we have adhered to the ancient skills and continued to innovate. Whether it is flowers, birds, fish and insects, the sun, the moon, the mountains and the sea, the morning dew and the sunset, the misty peaks, all have become our inexhaustible creative inspiration. We adhere to every step of the handmade silverware production, meticulous and never slack. We also don't want to let go of the beauty of every moment in life, and we are tireless, trying to incorporate it into our works. This bracelet name: Interlocking lutos The Interlocking flower is a traditional auspicious pattern, which is mostly used to decorate porcelain. The pattern consisting of lotus flowers is called "Chanzhilian(interlock lotus)". The tangled branch pattern is also known as "wanshou teng", which means auspiciousness. Because of its continuous structure, it has the meaning of "continuous life". It is made of a kind of vine curly grass after refining and changing, which is euphemistic and dynamic, beautiful and vivid. The twisted branch pattern originated in the Han Dynasty, and then prevailed until the Ming and Qing dynasties. Artists in our studio trace it from the ancient celadon and incorporated it into the design of the bracelet, supplemented by fine and smooth carving techniques.The whole bracelet is full of antiquity, and the charm of thousand years of porcelain is revived on the wrist.