Hibiscus Necklace

Threaded Weaving Flowers: One Neckpiece of Intangible Cultural Heritage, Half Shoulder Spring" When the intangible cultural heritage "fine weaving and embroidery" meets modern flower clusters, this Choker is a poem that "slowly" incorporates the fast-paced era. Every inch of it is an annotation of "finger weaving intangible cultural heritage": The base net fabric is the "openwork knitting" technique of intangible cultural heritage weaving, with each stitch containing the touch of the old artisan, and the century-old technique creates a transparency of 0.1mm; The petals of the flower clusters are the intangible cultural heritage fine work "separated layer shaping" - each single flower is split into 36 thin threads, each thread is curled and pieced together, recreating the arc of the real flower's expansion, and each flower takes 4 hours to complete; The tiny diamonds on the stamens are the modern translation of the "hidden setting" technique: a forceps is used to pick up 0.5mm diamonds, and they are embedded in the gaps of the weaving texture, invisible are the stitches, only the light remains. There is no neatness of the assembly line, only the "imperfect delicacy" of intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship: the slight difference in the arc of each petal, the deviation in the position of each diamond, all are the temperature of "one creation, one rhythm" of intangible cultural heritage. Wearing it, the neck is adorned with flower clusters, and also the light singing of intangible cultural heritage artisans in the contemporary era - this is not a piece of jewelry, but a spring woven from "century craftsmanship", gently draped over the shoulders and neck as a poem.