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The tea base matches Shanghai-style tea habits. The tea is clear, smooth, and gentle, with a soft floral honey sweetness. It is mild and easy to drink, hot or cold. The set includes two authentic Old Shanghai snacks: milky nougat and scallion-oil butterfly puff cookies. Their sweet and savory flavors balance the tea and make each sip more interesting. Great for one person to enjoy or for a group to share, it is just right for a rest in Yuyuan Garden or as a Shanghai souvenir.
Quality whole-leaf tea is blended with specialty coffee, gently softening the coffee’s bitterness. The tea aroma lingers, the taste is smooth and warm, and it suits Eastern palates. Each set includes handmade old Shanghai nougat and scallion oil butterfly puff cookies. Sweet and savory flavors come together to balance the drink. Great for a sightseeing break, sharing with friends, or taking home as a gift, it offers both flavor and a city keepsake feeling.
The scarf pattern recreates the wildcat-pattern lacquer plate from the Mawangdui Han Tombs—a lively lucky wildcat circles the curling cloud pattern at the center, carrying the Han Dynasty wish of “keeping away harm and protecting peace.” The calm blue colors feel graceful and gentle, while the mulberry silk is smooth and soft on the skin. As you wear it, a thousand years of Han charm and a quiet wish for well-being stay close.
Made with the traditional double-scenting method, the tea leaves fully soak up the jasmine fragrance. The tea is clear and smooth, with a gentle sweet aftertaste and a long-lasting floral aroma that is never weak. It brings back the jasmine tea flavor once loved by Shanghai literati. Each tea set also comes with two classic Old Shanghai snacks — buttery, crisp butterfly pastry and scallion oil crackers, plus soft handmade nougat that is not overly sweet. Sweet and savory flavors balance each other and pair just right with the tea, recreating the classic Old Shanghai afternoon tea style.
The design of this Duan Dan playing card set draws inspiration from the T-shaped silk painting unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tomb—a magnificent masterpiece that embodies the mysterious cosmogony and philosophy of life of the Western Han Dynasty. The card faces meticulously reproduce the fantastical patterns found in the silk painting, distilling celestial deities, the myriad phenomena of the mortal world, and scenes from the underworld into the confined space of each card. As you play Dian Dan, ancient imaginings and aspirations quietly emerge, and an ancient civilisation is woven into this game at your fingertips in a light-hearted and approachable manner. This deck is both a uniquely crafted cultural gift and a fascinating window into Han civilisation, ensuring that every card played becomes a delightful encounter with millennia of wisdom.
This tote bag draws its inspiration from the ‘Thousand Gold’ brocade sash unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tombs. The classic geometric patterns adorning the bag’s surface are both elegant and eye-catching. The characters ‘Thousand Gold’ (千金) echo the illustrious background of Lady Xin Zhui, who came from a ‘family worth a thousand gold’, subtly infusing the aesthetics of Han Dynasty nobility into everyday luggage. The intricate and elaborate weave recreates the pinnacle of Western Han silk weaving craftsmanship, evoking the splendour of the ‘brocades, silks and gauzes’ of that era. The bag retains its shape beautifully and features internal compartments for organised storage; its generous capacity effortlessly meets the demands of both commuting and travel, allowing the beauty of this millennia-old brocade to become an elegant companion in your daily life.
This balm draws inspiration from ancient Han Dynasty imperial beauty recipes, distilling the essence of natural botanicals to gently caress the skin with its rich, nourishing texture, providing deep hydration and meticulous care. With a smooth and silky texture, it perfectly embodies the elegance of classical aesthetics; its subtle fragrance echoes the Eastern poetic imagery of ‘hands as soft as young shoots’, allowing the skin to regain its delicate radiance through this nurturing care, whilst quietly reviving the millennia-old wisdom of Han Dynasty beauty rituals in our daily lives today.
The design of this silk scarf draws inspiration from the whale and sturgeon motifs featured in the T-shaped silk painting housed in the Hunan Provincial Museum. Renowned worldwide for its wondrous imagery and profound symbolism, this ancient painting depicts giant whales and sturgeons traversing the cosmos, embodying the ancient people’s magnificent imagination and grand philosophical reflections on the primordial universe. The designer has painstakingly extracted and reconstructed this motif, reinterpreting it through a contemporary aesthetic to bring this ancient visual language to life on the scarf. Whilst the rustic charm of the traditional pattern is preserved, a fluid, modern design sensibility breathes new life into it. When worn, the interplay between ancient charm and contemporary style creates a delightful contrast, whilst an ancient narrative of heaven and earth quietly unfolds around the wearer’s neck.
This silk scarf draws its inspiration from the *Daoyin Diagram* unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tombs, transforming that ancient manual of health and wellness into a scenic piece to be worn around the neck. Colourful daoyin postures spring to life upon its surface—some with arms outstretched, others with bodies bent—vividly recreating the daily wisdom of the Han Dynasty people as they harmonised their breathing, stretched their bodies and nurtured their lives. The figures are arranged in a staggered pattern, their lines simple yet expressive, exuding a distinct Han-dynasty charm. The design also embodies profound blessings for harmonious breathing, well-being and longevity year after year. Whether draped around the neck or lightly draped over the shoulders, it carries a touch of Han-dynasty poetry wherever you go, conveying a thousand years of cultural heritage and Eastern philosophy within a small space.
This nourishing pillow draws its inspiration from the medical bamboo slips and aromatic artefacts unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tombs, embodying the Han Dynasty philosophy of incorporating refined fragrances into daily life. The pillow cover is crafted from pure silk with a cloud-pattern embroidery, offering a smooth texture that is breathable and gentle on the skin, whilst being particularly suited to retaining fragrance; The aromatic core is formulated according to ancient methods, blending seven botanical ingredients—Agastache, cassia bark, sandalwood, jujube seeds, Poria cocos, roasted liquorice and dried tangerine peel—to create a refined Han-style fragrance that is mellow, clear and subtle, neither overpowering nor harsh. Rest your head upon it at night, and the fragrance lingers gently, as if transporting you back a thousand years, quietly bringing the serene and refined sleeping elegance of Han Dynasty nobility into your dreams.
The design of this silk scarf draws inspiration from the longevity embroidery patterns unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tombs. The flowing cloud motifs symbolise the ceaseless flow of vital energy and enduring good fortune; the dogwood motifs, scattered throughout, embody the ancient belief in warding off misfortune and attracting good luck, whilst praying for longevity; and the phoenix motifs, with their wings spread in triumph, convey wishes for harmony throughout the land and peace across the four seas. These various auspicious motifs intertwine and harmonise, encapsulating heartfelt wishes for health, good fortune and peace within a single silk scarf; when worn, the charm of antiquity flows with you wherever you go.
The design of this vitality-enhancing wellness hammer draws on the essence of two classic motifs from the Mawangdui Han Tombs: one side reproduces the ‘Riding the Clouds’ embroidery, with flowing clouds unfurling in a lively and spirited manner; the other draws inspiration from the lacquered screen featuring the ‘Cloud Dragon’ motif, exuding an air of majesty and fully embodying the dignified grace of Han Dynasty nobility. The core of the hammer is crafted from carefully selected, naturally aged mugwort, offering a warm and soft texture to the touch. When your shoulders and neck feel stiff and weary, a gentle tapping or slow pounding will relieve fatigue in a matter of moments, restoring harmony to both body and mind.
The design of this set of ‘Guan Dan’ playing cards draws inspiration from the *Daoyin Diagram* unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tombs—one of the earliest surviving illustrated manuals of health-preserving exercises in China. The card faces reproduce the 44 Daoyin movements depicted in the original diagram, incorporating the millennia-old wisdom of ‘guiding the qi to harmony and guiding the body to suppleness’ into the card game. Amidst the fun of the game, the ancient understanding of movement, breathing and physical and mental well-being is subtly revealed. In a light-hearted and approachable manner, this deck transforms historical imagery into a cultural memento for everyday use, bringing the ancient diagrams from the museum truly into contemporary life.
This bracelet draws deeply on the spiritual essence of the ancient formulas from the Mawangdui Han Tombs, drawing upon time-honoured classics of incense studies such as *The Chen Family Incense Manual* and *The Incense Canon*. Rooted in a millennia-long history of incense, it encapsulates the aesthetic sensibilities of the Han dynasty nobility within a small space. Each incense bead is crafted from carefully selected natural aromatic materials, blended with meticulous care by artisans using traditional incense-making techniques. It not only recreates the subtle and elegant fragrances of the Han Dynasty but also embodies the refined philosophical reflections on the daily life of that era—from clothing and food to housing and travel. It is not merely an elegant accessory to be worn, but a whiff of Eastern poetic sentiment that accompanies you wherever you go—gently swaying on your wrist, it naturally evokes an aura of peace and tranquillity, transforming the Han-era charm of a thousand years into a subtle delight to be savoured in daily life, creating a personal fragrance realm unique to you.
Inspired by the classic ‘li cat’ motif found on the Mawangdui lacquered tray, this little cat is an auspicious feline from ancient imagery, symbolising peace and good fortune. It reimagines the charming image of the Han Dynasty’s ‘li nu’ and the spirit cat from Lady Xin Zhui’s residence. Stuffed with natural mugwort, it emits a subtle herbal fragrance and is soft, adorable and warm, bringing the Han Dynasty’s adorable court pet into everyday life.
Inspired by the classic ‘li cat’ motif found on the Mawangdui lacquered tray, this little cat is an auspicious feline from ancient imagery, symbolising peace and good fortune. It reimagines the charming image of the Han Dynasty’s ‘li nu’ and the spirit cat from Lady Xin Zhui’s residence. Stuffed with natural mugwort, it emits a subtle herbal fragrance and is soft, adorable and warm, bringing the Han Dynasty’s adorable court pet into everyday life.
This crossbody bag reinterprets the lacquerware cat motif as a simple and dynamic design for everyday use. Its soft lines echo the style of Han Dynasty artefacts, bringing the ancient Mawangdui aesthetic into modern life. The thickened nylon fabric makes the bag sturdy, durable and lightweight, whilst also allowing it to be easily folded away for storage.
Oolong scented with natural gardenia, with a gentle floral aroma that is not overpowering and a fresh, mellow tea base with a sweet finish.
Brew it hot, cold-brew it over ice, or add milk for a lovely Earl Grey milk tea flavor. Great for a shopping break, a fresh sip at work, or a light drink after a meal.
Made with an authentic old-style jasmine double-scenting method, the tea is scented twice to lock in lively floral aroma. The fragrance is clean and gentle, never heavy, while the tea tastes clear, sweet, and softly lingering. Each tea bag is packed separately to help keep out moisture and hold in aroma. The six-bag size is just right with less waste, and the tea bag brews cleanly. Enjoy it hot, cold-brewed, or mixed with milk drinks.
This set brings together 12 different flavors, from light floral notes to rich black tea and fresh oolong. It suits many taste preferences. Each single tea bag is sealed to stay fresh and dry, with no waste for one brew. It blends traditional tea-making craft with a younger, modern way to drink tea. Brew it hot, cold brew it, or enjoy it with milk. The gift box is simple and elegant, nice for tasting and thoughtful for gifting.
Twelve distinct flavors in one box: elegant floral notes, rich black tea, and fresh oolong-style tastes for different preferences. Each single tea bag is sealed to keep it fresh and dry, with no waste for one brew. It blends traditional tea-making craft with a younger, easier way to drink tea—hot brewed, cold brewed, or mixed with milk. The gift box is simple and graceful, made for both tasting and gifting.
This set brings together 12 distinct flavors, from light floral aromas to rich black tea and fresh oolong notes, fitting many taste preferences. Each single tea bag is sealed to stay fresh and dry, with no waste for one brew. It balances traditional tea-making craft with a younger, modern way to drink tea—hot brewed, cold brewed, or mixed with milk. The gift box is simple and elegant, made for both tasting and gifting.
This set brings together 12 different flavors, from light floral aromas to rich black tea and fresh oolong. It suits many taste preferences. Each single tea bag is sealed to keep it fresh and dry, with no waste for one brew. It combines traditional tea-making craft with a younger, modern way to drink tea—hot brew, cold brew, or mixed with milk drinks. The gift box is simple and elegant, made for both tasting and gifting.