Bronze Souls/Handmade Silver/Ring/Ding Wheel Open Ring

⟨鼎轮⟩ In ancient times, Ding was regarded as a national weapon because of its weight, a symbol of power. During the Zhou dynasty, ritual and music prevailed, and the patriarchal system focused on: "Jun Jun, ministers, fathers, sons." What emerged under this ethos was the system that showed the identity of each class. «The Gongyang Chuan•桓公二年»: "The ritual sacrifices the word Jiuding, the princes seven, the doctor five, the Yuanshi San also." Although there is no patriarchal system full of class colors in ancient times, we can still appreciate the politeness and Confucian exquisiteness of the aristocratic class in the Western Zhou Dynasty by the adorning of the Ding Wheel and the thick and solid weight of the ancient Ding.