Made for a friend's wedding with a soft Chinese touch, the double happiness symbol represents love and joy in Chinese culture, often seen at weddings.

We added vines and butterflies for beautiful love meanings. The design says "Happy Wedding", and you can add names or messages for a unique, meaningful gift.

This lantern is designed with koi fish and lotus, symbols of good fortune and beauty in Chinese culture. Tested many papers before settling on double-layered Xuan paper — sturdy, lightweight and glowing softly when lit.

When lit in the dark, it's more amazing than imagined, with gentle, peaceful magical shadows on the ceiling.

Inspired by a crisp winter morning: a single red rose blooming bravely against frost by an old courtyard, petals vivid and soft like a brooch on the cold stone wall.

Hand-woven in one afternoon, twisting each velvet petal to give it gentle life. On coat lapels, scarves, or silk blouses — it adds warm, timeless charm everywhere.

Inspired by summer evenings watching fireflies dance at dusk — their soft glow like tiny stars, wanting to carry that magic in hair.

Spent days perfecting each petal and tassel; when fastened in hair, the sway feels like a whisper from the firefly world. My go-to for all occasions, adding quiet romance to ordinary days.

This woven bamboo basket holds sweet family moments, made with my daughter on a quiet weekend. Her small hands fumbled with bamboo strips at first, then mastered it, laughing through every silly mistake.

Our reusable go-to for garden blooms, park snacks, or little treasures — no plastic, just pure togetherness.

These tiny bamboo peace balls hold simple joy, made with my son on a rainy afternoon. He loved choosing bright cord colors and tucking bamboo strips tight, talking about wishing others well while tying each tassel.

Perfect tokens — hang in cars, bags or by beds, filled with dried herbs for a calm, fresh smell. Each is a quiet wish for safety and happiness.