Miaorui silver

In traditional Chinese culture, silver bracelets are regarded as a symbol of good luck and peace. They are not only a kind of decoration, but also carry rich symbolic meaning and emotional value. For some ethnic minorities in China (Miao and Yi), silver bracelets are an important part of women’s dowry, symbolizing the family’s wealth and status. And silver bracelets are often associated with love and marriage in traditional Chinese culture. Couples or spouses give each other silver bracelets, implying the purity and eternity of love.

In Chinese culture, Chinese people believe that silver has the function of sterilization and disinfection. Wearing silver bracelets can help detoxify, promote blood circulation, and is good for health. Silver bracelets are soft and easy to process, suitable for daily wear. Compared with gold, silver bracelets are relatively affordable and are deeply loved by the public. And silver has a certain value preservation function. It is not only a decoration, but also an investment.

With the development of the times, silver jewelry is no longer limited to a single ornament and pattern, but for the Miao people, they have their own culture and totems, and have unique carving techniques. They are not only ornaments, but also records of the migration history of the Miao compatriots, the inheritance of intangible culture, the embodiment of nature worship, and amulets to ward off evil and avoid disasters.

Miao silver jewelry has a history of 600 years due to its unique production process and aesthetics, and has carried the function of witchcraft since its birth. The Miao ancestors believed that sharp objects can drive away evil spirits, and silver jewelry is the best for driving away evil spirits, and can also eliminate disasters and diseases. When engraving patterns, there is no template, and it depends entirely on the patterns in the mind and the skills in the hands. The amount of silver jewelry has also become a symbol of wealth. This is why the Miao people always wear silver jewelry all over their bodies during grand festivals.

Next, let us walk into our products, experience the unique charm of silver jewelry from the Chinese Miao people, and feel the secrets of our national culture and mysterious product totems.