Enigma (Resonance) Kesi Bracelet

Name: Enigma (Resonance) Kesi Bracelet
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$184.57 USD

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A purple woven gourd carries Enigma: an auspicious form for continuity and a code that leaves room to be discovered.

Individual Everyday StylePersonal Expression

Materials

Red sandalwood (Zitan) core, natural lacquer, mother-of-pearl inlay, silk, copper-zinc alloy base, and platinum-plated 925 sterling silver chain.

Natural wood, lacquer, shell, and handwoven silk may show subtle variations in color and texture.

Size

Adjustable

Adjustable；Motif:2cm，d1cm；

Size One Size

Color Purple/Gold/Silver

Quantity

Returns & exchangesWithin 30 days

In-stock delivery5–14 days

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Uniquely Yours

Resonance

Resonance sets kesi and lacquer side by side on one piece. Silk carries woven color; lacquer builds color layer by layer over red sandalwood. Their different paths meet in a gourd, a form associated with continuity.
Across five colors, the collection turns Silence, Enigma, Warmth, Blaze, and Stillness into signals of self-expression. Each code gives the wearer a way to recognize kindred people without explanation.
Wear the code your kindred people will recognize.

Presentable Gift

YIEON gift box and ink-violet velvet pouch

Every piece is made to keep or to give, arriving in a gift box with an ink-violet velvet pouch inside.

Inspired by the Chinese lattice window and its art of borrowed scenery, the packaging invites discovery: the beauty unfolding in this piece—and within yourself.

Legend Crafted

Close detail of a kesi silk rank badge with a crane and clouds.

Ming dynasty kesi silk rank badge with a crane and colourful clouds.

From a distance, kēsī can appear as a complete painted scene. Up close, its colours reveal how they were made: the warp stays in place, while each coloured weft begins and ends exactly where the form requires it.

Its magic lies in the way the image is built into the textile rather than laid on its surface. Its vivid detail once appeared on court dress and rank badges, making both craftsmanship and rank visible at a glance.