Intangible Cultural Heritage Silk Velvet Flower – Fu Shou San Duo / In Stock / Custom Colors Available

"Fu Shou San Duo" is a traditional auspicious phrase conveying blessings for happiness, prosperity, and a fulfilling life. The "three abundances" represent "abundance of blessings," "abundance of longevity," and "abundance of descendants," symbolizing the three blessings cherished by people. Specifically: Abundance of Blessings (Paradise Flycatcher): Refers to happiness, smooth sailing, and good fortune, wishing for a life filled with blessings, affluence, and peace of mind. Abundance of Longevity (Peach of Longevity): Signifies long life and good health, embodying the desire for a long and healthy existence. This is a deeply cherished wish in Chinese culture. Abundance of Descendants (Pomegranate): Symbolizes numerous descendants and a thriving family. In traditional society, the continuation of offspring was seen as a mark of family prosperity and continuity. The item measures approximately **15x18cm** including the hairpin. The flower itself (excluding the hairpin) measures **15x8cm**. It is meticulously crafted using natural silk threads, complemented by a matte black vintage "Neptune" hairpin. **Please note that handmade items may show slight imperfections, which are inherent to the crafting process.** **Origin: Taiwan; Manufacturing: Handmade** Velvet flowers are made from silk threads and require careful preservation. Keep them **moisture-free and sealed** to prevent humidity. Avoid compressing the flowers, as this can affect their shape. Store them in a breathable moisture-proof bag or a sealed bag, or use the provided box (containing desiccant) to protect them from ambient moisture. **It is recommended to handle the hairpin by its main body. The velvet flowers are delicate and sensitive to water. Avoid pulling forcefully; gentle adjustments to the flower's shape are permissible.**