Long silver chains flow down from a crescent moon—like moonlight trickling through the sky, or the soft tail feather of a bird brushing your shoulder. This is not just a hairpin; it's a blessing you can wear.

Perched at the top is a bird totem inspired by the jí yǔ—the “life bird” from Miao mythology, who laid twelve eggs from which came not only humans, but also dogs, elephants, lynxes, and tigers. In that world, humans and all living creatures were siblings—bound by breath, by spirit, by sky.

This hairpin carries that memory. The moon, the bird, the flower—they’re not mere decorations. They are fragments of an old world, carrying whispers of prayers and protection. Wear it in your hair, and let it guard the soul’s gate, inviting calm and clarity to settle gently within.

You don’t have to travel to remote villages or hidden mountains to feel connected to something ancient. The lightweight alloy replaces traditional silver, but not the meaning: it still carries the blessings of ancestors, the protection of nature, and the love of those who came before you.

Health to your body. Light to your mind. Fortune to your path.
This time, the moon isn’t far—it’s shining softly from your hair.