What does Xiangyun mean in traditional auspicious patterns?

Xiangyun, which means Xiangyun, expresses the wish of auspiciousness, jubilation and happiness and the beautiful yearning for life. Xiangyun pattern is unique in modeling, graceful and tactful, and its beautiful and auspicious implication makes us feel the profoundness of China traditional auspicious culture.

As a representative of traditional auspicious patterns in China, Xiangyun pattern, like dragon pattern, is a unique representative cultural symbol in China. It not only has profound cultural connotation and rich and complex symbolic significance, but also is one of the most vital art forms.

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The History of Xiangyun Patterns

The "Xiangyun" pattern first appeared in the Chu area in the middle and late Zhou Dynasty. From the middle and late Zhou Dynasty, the decorative style mainly based on moire gradually formed in Chu, especially the variant moire combining animals with moire. Cirrus appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

By the Qin and Han dynasties, this ethos had penetrated the whole country and reached its peak. What a wonderful and thought-provoking cloud it was. The change of its natural form has extraordinary charm, and the clouds are scattered, which makes people daydream infinitely. Therefore, in the eyes of the ancients, the cloud is a symbol of auspiciousness and lofty, and it is a creation of heaven. During the Qin and Han dynasties, moire patterns were mainly reflected in a large number of lacquerware.