Pure Silver Three Blessings Pendant

he "Three Blessings & Three Auspicious Omens" pendant is inspired by the imperial triple-gourd vase.

 In Chinese, "gourd" sounds like "fu lu" (blessings and wealth). Its narrow mouth and full belly symbolize gathering fortune, while its long vines represent flourishing descendants. The triple-gourd structure echoes the Taoist philosophy of "Three begets all things", embodying the Eastern aesthetic of "harmony in diversity".

 The three enamel roundels at the top stand for blessing, prosperity and longevity, representing a fulfilling life. The lower hollowed patterns are derived from Shanxi brick-carved characters for blessing, joy and wealth, combined with a leaping horse head, signifying blessing, joy and wealth arriving immediately.

 This pendant is designed by a Taiyuan Master of Arts and Crafts.