5g Pure Silver “First Blessing” Palace-Inspired Ornament

The Splendid First Blessing ornament is inspired by the Fu Stele of Prince Gong’s Mansion, Emperor Kangxi’s imperial handwritten “Fu” character stele, and the precious collection of the Palace Museum: the Qing-dynasty Cantonese embroidery masterpiece Birds Singing in Harmony. By combining the Fu character stele of Prince Gong’s Mansion with the Birds Singing in Harmony embroidery, the design feels grand, rich, refined, and splendid in detail. It symbolizes “birds paying homage to the phoenix” and “the foremost blessing,” carrying a uniquely auspicious meaning. The “Fu” character in Splendid First Blessing secretly contains five character forms: “zi” children, “tian” fields, “cai” talent, “shou” longevity, and “fu” blessing. It represents many children, abundant fields, great talent, long life, and abundant blessings. It is also the only “Fu” known as both “Five Blessings in One” and “Blessing and Longevity in One,” and is also called the “Longevity Fu” and the “Splendid First Blessing.”