Dragon Boat Festival | Summer Rice Dumpling Moments

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Do You Know the Origin of Sachets?

More than an accessory, each piece becomes a heartfelt keepsake—carrying happiness, cherished memories, and the warmth of meaningful connections.

Sachets originated during the Zhou Dynasty as fragrant pouches worn close to the body. Over time, they became closely associated with the Dragon Boat Festival, symbolizing protection, health, and blessings. Traditionally filled with herbs such as mugwort and aromatic plants, sachets were believed to repel insects, ward off negative influences, and carry heartfelt wishes for peace, safety, and well-being.

Gemstone Openwork Ribbon Sachet Pendant (Openable for Essential Oil)

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Gemstone Openwork Ribbon Sachet Pendant (Openable for Essential Oil)

NT$13,000 ~ NT$26,000

NT$96,000

Carry fragrance and blessings with you wherever you go.

Open it as a gesture of love; close it as a symbol of protection.

Place a charm, herbs, mugwort, or blessing note inside the pendant, allowing peace, happiness, and good fortune to stay close wherever you go.

Triangular Loose Gemstone

Peace, Health, and Happiness

The triangular loose gemstone is inspired by the classic shape of Dragon Boat Festival rice dumplings. Its three corners symbolize peace, health, and happiness, carrying festive blessings in a refined gemstone design.