• Stud earrings, Drop earrings

Earrings crafted using the *Chan Hua* (silk-wrapping) technique come in a wide variety of shapes. By utilizing dyed silk threads with gradient color transitions, artisans can design and handcraft floral motifs—such as wisteria, plum blossoms, and daisies—or even create designs inspired by elements like bamboo leaves and willow leaves.

• Hair Clips, Hair Sticks

Hair accessories offer an even greater diversity of designs. Traditional Chinese hairpins made of wood or metal often serve as the structural base for *Chan Hua* creations; similarly, duckbill clips are particularly popular choices for silk-wrapped hair ornaments, as are U-shaped hair forks and claw clips. While these hair accessories often exude an air of exceptional elegance and luxury, there are also fresh, simple styles available that are perfect for everyday wear.

• Brooch, Wedding Corsage

Brooches have recently emerged as a particularly popular category, largely because their materials pair beautifully with a wide range of attire—from casual wear to traditional *Qipao* or *Hanfu*. Furthermore, their aesthetic, which blends beauty with vintage charm, makes them ideal accessories for parties or gatherings with an Asian cultural theme. Beyond these applications, *Chan Hua* techniques can also be used to create traditional floral corsages for Chinese weddings, as well as rose-motif brooches—a style that has garnered immense popularity among admirers worldwide.

Adhering to the principle of bringing the beauty embodied in this thousand-year-old craft to more people, we will continue to update the types and designs of our products.