Suzhou Silk Embroidery Three Blessings Brooch Pendant · Pomegranate, Buddha’s Hand & Longevity Peach

Crafted with natural mulberry silk Suzhou embroidery, this dual-wear brooch pendant brings together rich pomegranate red, warm peach-copper, soft gold and green accents. Fine silk stitches are layered with gold-thread embroidery, while the gold-plated brass framework outlines each motif with a delicate jewelry-like finish. A luminous pearl at the center adds a soft point of light to the composition.

The design brings together three traditional auspicious motifs. The Buddha’s hand citron represents blessings and good fortune, the pomegranate symbolizes many children and flourishing generations, and the longevity peach expresses wishes for a long life. At the center, the pearl visually gathers these blessings together, creating a wearable interpretation of the traditional wishes for fortune, longevity and abundance.

Designed to be worn in two ways, the piece can be gently secured at the chest as a brooch, adding a refined Chinese aesthetic to a qipao, jacket, blouse or dress. Turn the piece over and thread a soft cord or ribbon through the back to wear it as a pendant, allowing the embroidery to become an elegant accent at the neckline.

Product Details

Type
- Dual-wear brooch and pendant

Design
- Pomegranate, Buddha’s hand citron and longevity peach
- Three auspicious motifs representing blessings, flourishing generations and longevity
- Central pearl accent

Embroidery
- Natural mulberry silk Suzhou embroidery
- Gold-thread embroidery details

Frame
- Gold-plated brass chased framework
- Anti-oxidation treatment

Brooch Use
- Gently rotate and secure the pin to the garment. Avoid repeatedly pulling or rubbing the embroidered surface while fastening.

Pendant Use
- Turn the piece over and thread a soft cord or ribbon through the back opening. Avoid allowing metal chains to rest directly against the embroidered surface.

Care & Preservation

- Keep away from water and moisture, oils and grease, open flame, and sharp objects.
- For routine dusting, gently brush along the direction of the embroidery with a soft-bristled brush to remove surface dust.
- Do not wipe or rub the silk embroidery forcefully with tissues, as this may damage the silk fibers or gold-thread structure.
- Avoid repeated or excessive rubbing of the embroidered surface.
- Do not allow metal chains or other hard jewelry to press directly against the embroidery.
- Always remove the piece before bathing or showering.
- Store flat in a dry place and protect it from steam and prolonged humidity.