Threads of Eternity – A Flock Across Time
United Nations Registration No.00200
Heritage Since
Cranes Gathering at the Sea Pavilion’ Documented in Qing Palace Archives (1796)
Collector Grade
0.08mm Precision on Crane Beak Detailing
Manual Hours
11 Generations of Pattern Codes in Each Cloud
📜 Story Behind the Craft
This artwork reimagines a historic silk painting from the late Qing dynasty, originally by master painter Huang Shan Shou. Soaring above misty peaks and mythical seas, 99 cranes — symbols of long life and spiritual peace — rise skyward, some carrying sacred herbs in their beaks.
The imagery of Haiwu Chaohè (Cranes Gathering at the Sea Pavilion) is traditionally associated with enduring harmony, success, and longevity. Woven with calm restraint and cosmic symbolism, this piece invites a moment of stillness each time you pass by.
📐 Product Specifications
- Artwork Size: approx. 12.6 × 28 in
- Framed Dimensions: approx. 18.9 × 40.2 × 1.8 in
- Materials: Mulberry silk panel, hardwood frame, alloy corner inlays
- Packaging: Includes premium gift box, authentication card, appreciation certificate, and mounting kit
🤝 Made with Care
- Handwoven on traditional multi-shuttle looms
- Uses 100% natural silk and biodegradable materials
- Each frame completed by a heritage-certified artisan
- Non-industrial production, no synthetic dyes
- Created with intention, to last generations
🧵 Craftsmanship & Ingredients
The cranes, clouds, and mountain formations are rendered using the Yunjin brocade technique, where real gold thread and silk are interwoven with subtle texture and tone.
The piece integrates elements like peacock feather yarns, metallic fibers, and ancient composition grids — capturing both aesthetic refinement and spiritual symbolism. Each step reflects hundreds of hours of coordination between weaver and designer.
🌏 Artisan & Origin Spotlight
Produced by the Nanjing Yunjin Brocade Research Institute, this piece represents the continuing legacy of imperial textile tradition. The Institute is the national guardian of Yunjin weaving and home to several master-level artisans working under heritage preservation initiatives.
This artwork preserves a worldview of balance, timelessness, and reverence for nature.
🏛️ Cultural Heritage Recognition
Recognized by UNESCO as Global Cultural Heritage
Yunjin weaving — renowned for its precision, complexity, and imperial significance — was officially inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list in 2009.
UNESCO ICH Registration
🔖 UNESCO ICH No.000200
🔗 Learn more on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage website →
When you bring home this piece, you become a guardian of world heritage — keeping alive a tradition of elegance, excellence, and human creativity.
Our Promise to You
From quality to care, we’re here to make your experience smooth and meaningful.
Secure payment
Encrypted checkout with major cards and trusted processors — your privacy is always respected.
Worldwide Shipping
Carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Wherever you are, we’ll get it to you.
Mindful Packaging
Plastic-free, low-waste materials. Designed to protect your order and the planet.
