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Product Description
Song Brocade is a traditional Chinese textile that originated during the Song Dynasty (960-1279) and gained popularity during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is known for its intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and exceptional craftsmanship, reflecting the artistic prowess of ancient China.
1. Production Process: Involves over twenty procedures, including filature, dyeing, and weaving.
2. Weaving Techniques: Employs a combination of warp and weft threads with multicolored bobbins to create vibrant, multi-layered designs.
3. Design Elements: Features geometric figures and motifs such as flowers, auspicious ruyi scepters, and clouds (symbolizing good fortune).
4. Color Harmony: The colors are balanced, creating an elegant and refined look.
5. Type of Brocade: Classified as weft brocade, characterized by colored weft threads resembling embroidery.
6. Texture and Appearance: Features complex patterns, a firm yet soft texture, and a flat, smooth finish, enhanced by alternating multicolored weft threads.
Specifications :
- Product Type: Keychain
- Material: Song brocade, copper alloy
- Included in the package: 1 × keychain
- Note: Each item exhibits slight variations in pattern and may not be exactly the same as the product image.
- Important information:
1. The above data is measured manually, there may be a small deviation, please understand.。
2. Handmade products may have slight irregularities, which enhance the unique character of each piece.
3. Due to lighting effects, the color may differ slightly from the color in the picture.
Good Causes & Giving Back
You help us help Tibet. For every product sold, Buddha Stones contributes a portion of the proceeds to Tibetan charities, providing access to quality education for impoverished children in Tibet. We hope to deploy teachers in these areas and build classrooms so that these children can learn in peace.

