Hibiscus Butterfly

200 hours of weaving to achieve "delicate breathing sensation" When the 0.08mm silver thread is thinner than a hair, each connection requires holding your breath - 3000 + knots are interwoven on your fingertips, and 200 hours of concentration are needed to create the hollow net fabric with the fluttering butterfly wings. A thousand iridescent crystals are embedded in the texture, and when you raise your hand, the light spreads out like star fragments with each step. It is so light that it feels like a real butterfly landing on your dress, yet it contains the meticulous thought of "converting lace into a brooch". When others' decorations are "mass-produced brilliance", the butterfly in your clothing is "slowly woven with a breathing sensation" - paired with a basic white shirt, it is a hidden luxury detail in your daily commute; when paired with an evening dress, it is the "touchable delicacy" under the spotlight. True preference is not "the more, the better", but rather willing to spend 200 hours to create a brooch, weaving every tiny sparkle into your exclusive preference.