The Silhouette

Intangible Heritage Craft Points

Heritage textile details, finishing notes and limited-batch positioning for the luxury product template.

The intangible cultural heritage craftsman Lu Meiying was selected to hand-restore the Song brocade fabric, and the natural mulberry silk was mixed with crimson, bean paste pink, and foggy gray plant-dyed silk, and the original ink painting was full of hazy rose patterns. Soft pink gradient brocade base, large roses scattered and spread, dark and light red tones naturally blending with foggy gray branches and leaves, ancient hand-made jacquard to create an oil painting texture relief texture, soft texture levels, the texture is far superior to ordinary printed fabric phone cases. Segmented all-inclusive TPU soft shell, 1:1 precision openings on the real phone, and a heightened lens frame that is anti-collision and scratch-resistant; the natural mulberry silk brocade surface is breathable, skin-friendly, anti-sweat and anti-fingerprint, making it dry and comfortable to hold every day. Roses symbolize romantic perfection, smooth joy, and constant love. Flowers in full bloom mean that everything goes well and blessings are always there. The rose pattern comes with beautiful blessings and is suitable for gifts to express love, companionship with best friends, and girls’ own use. In ancient times, flower brocades were originally used as accessories for ladies, elegant and gentle.

Song brocade is an intangible cultural heritage. Lu Meiying has been deeply engaged in Suzhou Song brocade weaving for decades. She has been restoring the ancient brocade patterns of the Ming and Qing Dynasties all year round, and at the same time combined with modern aesthetics to innovate original designs and colors. The pattern of "Rose Story" is inspired by modern floral art and Chinese ink painting, breaking the limitations of traditional Song brocade classical flowers and birds, integrating Western roses and Chinese Song brocade weaving, and using sfumato jacquard to replicate the texture of hand-painted oil paintings roses; roses have symbolized beautiful love and a complete life since ancient times, and the craftsmen chose gentle pink colors to create a gentle and healing national style brocade. The entire brocade has gone through more than 20 ancient processes of silk boiling, plant dyeing, cross-stitching, and manual section weaving. It is difficult to weave the gradient and smudged patterns. The old hand-made looms are rarely mass-produced in a single day. The color matching materials are exquisite and the fabrics are scarce.