Symbols & Meanings – Page 6
The stories and traditions behind the symbols you see across our collection, from mantras, lotus flowers and thangkas to phoenix, crane, bamboo, peony, tiger, rabbit, auspicious clouds, fu, ruyi, qilin and the zodiac. Page 6 of 10.
What Is Tiger Imagery? A Visual Guide to the Motif
Learn to identify tiger motifs through visible details, read their traditional associations, and separate animal imagery from tiger eye product names.
What Is Turtle Symbolism? A Guide to Its Settings
Read the turtle motif through its setting, companion symbols, and traditional uses, then compare the stated materials and measurements of four bracelets.
Yin Yang Deeper Meaning: A Guide to Reading the Motif
Read the circle, curved division, and contrasting dots as a visual guide to traditional yin yang symbolism in jewelry and decorative motifs.
Camellia Meaning in Chinese Art, Flowers, and Dress
Read the camellia through Chinese decorative traditions, floral pairings, and accessories, with clear distinctions between cultural wishes and the details of each design.
Chinese Zodiac Gift Guide: Choose by Sign, Size, and Use
Use animal sign, daily habits, material preference, and confirmed sizing to choose a zodiac bracelet or keychain with a clear reason behind it.
Chrysanthemum Meaning: Autumn Flowers and Chinese Art
Follow the chrysanthemum from Tao Yuanming's poetry to autumn festivals, modern jewelry, and ceramic teacups, with its Chinese symbolism kept in context.
Deer Symbolism in Buddhist Stories and Chinese Art
The deer carries different meanings across Buddhist tradition and Chinese art, connecting an ancient teaching place with wishes expressed through everyday objects.
Fish Symbolism in Chinese Festivals and Jewelry
Follow the fish from Chinese New Year prints into jewelry, where familiar shapes carry traditional wishes for abundance and enough to share.
Fox Symbolism in Chinese Folklore, Art, and Jewelry
Chinese fox traditions connect cleverness and transformation with stories that help explain the motif on jewelry, textiles, and decorative objects.
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