Sheng Tang Peony | French Beaded Double Happiness Silk Coat

Size: S / M / L / XL
Sleeve length: 60 / 61 / 62 / 63 cm
Garment length: 67 / 68 / 69 / 70 cm
Bust: 96 / 100 / 104 / 108 cm

Manual measurement, with an error of about 1-3 cm.

Moomin number: 20

Fabric description: Silk (50% silk + 50% rayon); Lining description: 100% plain silk satin
Silk is a natural protein fiber made from the silk spun by silkworms and is mainly used to make silk fabrics. Silk fabrics are renowned for their unique texture and luster, featuring elegant and soft sheen, smoothness, good breathability, moisture absorption, environmental friendliness and degradability, as well as skin care properties.

Color description: Ink black + golden yellow
Ink black is one of the traditional colors in China. It is a deep and versatile black color inspired by traditional Chinese ink. Ink black is not merely a color but also a cultural symbol with profound roots in Chinese history, art, and philosophy. It symbolizes solemnity, depth, and restraint in culture, often associated with the refined temperament of scholars and elegant artistic taste.
In ancient China, golden yellow was the exclusive color of the royal family, symbolizing power, nobility, and supreme status. In Western culture, golden yellow is also often associated with divinity, glory, and radiance.

Pattern Description: Joy on the Eyebrow
“Joy on the Eyebrow” is one of the traditional auspicious patterns in China. Ancient people regarded the magpie as a symbol of joy. As recorded in “The Reminiscences of Kaiyuan and Tianbao,” “When people heard the chirping of magpies, they all took it as an omen of joy, thus calling the magpie the ‘joy-bringer.'” Meanwhile, the Chinese people use the plum blossom, which they love, to represent the character “eyebrow” due to their similar pronunciation. By depicting a magpie perched on the tip of a plum blossom branch, the auspicious pattern of “Joy on the Eyebrow (Plum Blossom)” is formed.
In Chinese traditional culture, the magpie is seen as an auspicious symbol, representing the arrival of good news. The plum blossom, on the other hand, symbolizes tenacity, purity, and other noble qualities. The combination of the two implies that good news is on the way, filled with expectations and blessings for a better life.

The overall description of the garment:
It highlights elegance with Chinese tailoring and the drape of silk, combined with the auspicious pattern of “Happiness on the Eyebrows” and beaded decorations on the cuffs. It blends the auspicious imagery of the East with French romance, conveying a sense of understated luxury, cultural confidence, and refined taste. It is suitable for high-end social occasions such as banquets, cocktail parties, and art exhibitions, emphasizing a sense of ceremony and cultural tone. It is also appropriate for business dinners or brand launches, enhancing the wearer’s presence and uniqueness.