描述

Chinese sachets (xiāng náng) boast a 3,000-year history dating back to the Warring States period. Poet Qu Yuan first documented them in “Li Sao” as “woven autumn orchids worn as adornment.” Tang Dynasty imperial concubine Yang Guifei famously carried gold-embroidered sachets, creating an enduring legend. By the Song Dynasty, sachets became literati essentials – poet Li Qingzhao described “burning precious incense in golden beasts.” These embroidered pouches embody Traditional Chinese Medicine’s Five Elements wisdom, transforming herbs into wearable wellness. Today, they remain iconic symbols of Eastern living art.

Design concept:
Wood, fire, earth, metal and water correspond to the liver, heart, spleen, lungs and kidneys according to the ancient recipe of Hexiang
The five-color silk fabric is combined with traditional Chinese patterns and sewn by hand-winding technology.
Green gourd (meaning fortune and luck) Pink peach (meaning longevity)
Yellow coins (meaning wealth) White porcelain bottle (meaning peace)
Gray magpie (meaning joy) There must be meaning in the picture and there must be good luck in the picture
May everyone be blessed with good health and longevity!