Sheng Tang Jing | Slant Collar Embroidered Brocade Vest with Landscape Patterns – Light Green

h the oblique front opening not only adds a sense of layering but also accentuates the neck line.
3. The large area of mountain mist green against the backdrop of the sky blue lines gives off a sweet and charming vibe at all times.

Material description:
The fabric is made of 50% mulberry silk and 50% rayon. Rayon has the characteristics of high strength, anti-wrinkle and wear resistance. Therefore, the rayon-silk fabric is more durable and less prone to deformation compared to pure mulberry silk fabric.

Color description:
Sky blue and mountain mist green
In Bai Juyi’s “Song of Everlasting Regret”, it is written: “I have searched the heavens and the netherworld, but nowhere can I find her.” In ancient times, sky blue was used to describe the first layer of the sky in the east, with the sky filled with rosy clouds, thus it was called “sky blue”. Sky blue represents the ancient people’s imagination and understanding of the universe, symbolizing their yearning and reverence for the sky and nature.
Mountain mist green is the color that emerges before and after a heavy rain, changing with the time and growing lush and green. It is the mist that lingers in the mountains after a heavy rain, the hazy mountains in the rain, and the clouds and mist that separate the world from the hustle and bustle, giving people a sense of tranquility and comfort.

Pattern description:
Pavilions and terraces pattern
Inspired by the landscape paintings of the Song Dynasty, with distant mountains and peaks and nearby flower-filled forests, it feels like being in a paradise. Pavilions and terraces are an important part of ancient Chinese garden architecture, and their design and decoration usually reflect the pursuit of nature, harmony and beauty in Chinese traditional culture. Using the pavilions and terraces pattern in new Chinese-style clothing immediately brings people into the scene of “Often I remember the secluded garden and the pavilion, intoxicated and lost in the way home.”