Sleeves of the Tang Palace Compact Mirror semi-fine-jewelry Ancient Buddhist scripture speaks of

Ancient Buddhist scripture speaks of the Udumbara flower which blossoms once every three thousand years to herald the arrival of “The Holy King Who Turns the Wheel” who offers salvation to all sentient beings

the featured gold and silver pens in this collection are also elegantly embellished with intricate Chinese knots

Keeping you company while going about your day

" this necklace features a delicately crafted centerpiece containing a captivating blue sapphire* that represents the feather of a heavenly phoenix

Sleeves of the Tang Palace Compact Mirror semi-fine-jewelry Ancient Buddhist scripture speaks ofLet the dancing palace maidens keep you company throughout your day with this Shen Yun inspired compact mirror. Revisiting an imperial court of the Tang Dynasty (618907 C. E.), we find a palace lady casts aloft her long, silky sleeves in front of a pond of pure lotuses. Her water sleeves cascade through the air, bringing to life a splendid era.