Dreaming of Chang'an: The Bronze Age (43.31″ × 43.31″) ▏FANYANYAN Original Design
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Dreaming of Chang'an: The Bronze Age (43.31″ × 43.31″) ▏FANYANYAN Original Design
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Product Parameters
Function: Multifunctional
Fabric: Silk
Style: Scarf/Silk Scarf
Suitable Seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Shape: Large Square Scarf
Size: 110 x 110 cm
Material: 14 momme crepe satin - single-sided print
Original Design Concept
During the Han Dynasty in ancient China, the decorative caisson ceilings in architecture exuded an air of luxurious splendor, shimmering with radiance. The interplay of circle and square embodied the cosmic concept of Heaven and Earth, symbolizing both time and space, as well as the harmony between the Way of Heaven and the realm of man.
Within this sacred geometry, three rabbits run in an endless chase, sharing three ears among them, yet each appearing to have two—a masterpiece of artistic ingenuity. Is it a clever visual illusion, a reflection of the ceaseless cycle of the cosmos, or a metaphor for the turning of the four seasons within the square of order—a glimpse of infinite freedom within finite bounds, and perhaps even a path linking the mortal world to the celestial?
Owning this silken square elevates one’s aura and elegance—it is the perfect gift for both personal adornment and refined presentation.
Washing instructions
Dry cleaning is recommended; do not machine wash. Use a neutral detergent and keep the water temperature between 20-30 degrees Celsius. Avoid using hot water. Avoid vigorous rubbing and heavy squeezing. Ensure all detergent is completely removed during rinsing.
Drying method
After washing, air dry naturally in the shade, avoiding direct sunlight and exposure to the sun to prevent fiber damage and color fading. Ironing tips: If the scarf is wrinkled, use a low-temperature iron and place a thin cloth between the iron and the scarf to avoid direct ironing that could damage it.
Storage instructions
Do not store with mothballs; avoid damp and poorly ventilated environments to prevent mold growth; use a dedicated scarf storage box or hanger, and avoid prolonged folding to prevent creases.
Design Concept
Replicating Tang Dynasty silk weaving techniques
Original artifact
The pattern originates from the "Tang Dynasty Gold-embroidered Lotus Flower Silk" unearthed from the underground palace of Famen Temple. The lotus flower was an exclusive pattern of the Tang Dynasty royal family, incorporating elements such as lotus, peony, and honeysuckle, symbolizing "wealth and good fortune." The gold-embroidery technique, which involves weaving with gold thread, is extremely time-consuming and represents the pinnacle of Tang Dynasty silk weaving techniques.
Design Transformation
The design team extracted the core outline of the lotus flower pattern by scanning the cultural relics with high-definition scans, simplified the complex scroll pattern (to fit the size of the scarf), and retained the 'eight-petal lotus flower + beaded pattern' structure; using modern gold thread embroidery techniques, they restored the luxurious texture of Tang Dynasty gold embroidery.
Symbolic meaning of patterns
The lotus flower symbolizes wealth and good fortune; the linked bead pattern represents family reunion and happiness; the scrolling foliage pattern symbolizes continuous life and vitality—the auspicious meanings in Tang Dynasty patterns remain relevant to contemporary aesthetics even after a thousand years.
Carrying on the aesthetics of silk weaving for thousands of years
Made from 100% high-count mulberry silk (22 momme, excellent drape), the fabric is delicate, smooth, and has a soft sheen; it is highly breathable, gentle on the skin, and suitable for wearing in spring, autumn, and winter.
Craftsmanship details
The design team extracted the core outline of the lotus flower pattern by scanning the cultural relics with high-definition scans, simplified the complex scroll pattern (to fit the size of the scarf), and retained the 'eight-petal lotus flower + beaded pattern' structure; using modern gold thread embroidery techniques, they restored the luxurious texture of Tang Dynasty gold embroidery.
Gold thread pattern
The 24K core-spun gold thread, with its rich luster, contrasts sharply with the jet-black mulberry silk, highlighting the depth of the pattern.
Wearing scenarios
Unlocking the Splendor of the Tang Dynasty
FAQs
How to style silk clothing for a more fashionable look?
Neutral style: Layer a silk camisole over a suit jacket, paired with dress pants and leather shoes for a balanced and stylish work look.
Casual style: Pair a silk shirt with jeans or cargo pants, and sneakers or flat sandals to reduce the formality.
High-end style: Pair wide-leg silk trousers in the same material with a shirt, or choose a color-blocked print, suitable for evening events.
Layering tips: Layer a silk camisole dress under a denim jacket or cardigan to easily handle temperature changes.
Can silk clothes be machine washed?
Hand washing is best: Use warm water below 30℃ + a neutral silk detergent, gently rub, then rinse with clean water. Avoid wringing.
Machine washing exception: Some bedding items 19 Momme and above (such as pillowcases) can be washed on a "gentle" cycle, placed in a laundry bag and turned inside out, avoiding friction with zippers, buttons, etc.
Precautions: Do not use detergents containing enzymes, bleach, or alkaline agents. Avoid direct sunlight (as it can cause yellowing).
How to treat stubborn stains on silk?
Wine stains/sweat stains: Immediately pat with cold water. Sweat stains can be treated locally with diluted alcohol or baby shampoo.
Oil stains: Sprinkle baking soda to absorb the grease, let it sit for 30 minutes, then gently brush and wash with a neutral detergent.
Lipstick/cosmetics: Gently wipe with a cotton ball soaked in a small amount of baby oil or makeup remover, avoiding friction to prevent the stains from spreading.
How to properly store silk clothing?
Dry and well-ventilated: Store in a cool, shaded place, avoiding moisture (you can place a desiccant) to prevent mold;
Hanging or folding: Heavy silks (such as cheongsams) should be hung on wide-shouldered hangers, while light silks (such as scarves) can be laid flat and folded to avoid wrinkles;
Preventing yellowing: Wrap white silk in blue paper, and patterned silks in dark paper, and store away from light.
How to choose the right size silk clothing?
Refer to the size chart: Pay close attention to measurements such as bust, waist, and length. Some garments offer elasticity (e.g., stretch silk); Try it on in person: If unsure, it's recommended to try it on. Silk is close-fitting but not tight, providing a comfortable feel during movement; Customization services: Some brands support small-batch customization (≥50 pieces), allowing for size adjustments, logo additions, etc.
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