Dunhuang Baoxiang Flower

When camel bells sounded in the sand and sand on the Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, painters in the Mogao Grottoes used lapis lazuli and cinnabar to bring out the flower rain of the Buddhist Kingdom. When the eight petals of the treasure phase bloomed, lotus flowers crossed the red dust, honeysuckle wrapped around the Sanskrit sound, and pomegranate hid the wind from the Western Regions. These totems, which have traveled through 1600 years, have solidified into cosmic mandala in the whirlpool of the caisson: every scroll of grass is a flying streamer, and every gold foil is branded with the most pious prayers of the provider. Wear Dunhuang's most mysterious auspicious talisman treasure, Xianghua, between the pages of the book, and let the desert sunset and the candlelight of the Buddha Cave flow with the eternal oriental aesthetic vitality at your fingertips.