Artificial flowers (Chae-hwa) are ornamental flowers crafted from various materials such as silk, ramie, and paper. During Joseon Dynasty royal banquets, artificial flowers—known as sang-hwa—were displayed instead of fresh flowers, reflecting our ancestors' respect for nature. This tradition of keeping flowers and trees as companions fostered the flourishing culture of artificial flower arrangements. Peonies have long symbolized wealth and honor, earning the title of "king of flowers" for their exceptional beauty. Peony patterns were frequently used in the garments of queens and princesses, stemming from this symbolic significance. Hoho-dang's peony artificial flower is crafted from damask silk with high density and subtle luster, appearing sufficiently luxurious and refined without additional embroidery or gold foil decoration. The flower stem is made of brass, allowing you to cut it to your desired length or adjust the angle for different arrangements. The included ramie pouch features a handle for convenient portability, and thanks to ramie's unique texture with subtle translucency, you can continue using the pouch itself even after removing its contents. Simply hanging it indoors makes it a decorative object in itself. Includes one complimentary classical poetry postcard. Design will be sent at random.

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