spider lily purple Ronghua DIY Kit

spider lily purple Ronghua DIY KitDIY Kit for beginners to make their first Ronghua Rong Hua accessories. Brand Craftsman: Lansei in China Highlights: Small yet mighty, this ronghua bamboo bonsai embodies the spirit of resilience and grace. Its a perfect reminder to stay grounded in your roots while growing towards the light. Thinking about gift ideas? This can also make a unique choice for gifts to mother sister girlfriend. Included in DIY Kit: materials package online tutorial video

DIY Kit for beginners to make their first Ronghua / Rong Hua accessories. 

Brand/Craftsman: Lansei in China

Highlights: Small yet mighty, this ronghua bamboo bonsai embodies the spirit of resilience and grace.It’s a perfect reminder to stay grounded in your roots while growing towards the light. Thinking about gift ideas? This can also make a unique choice for gifts to mother/sister/girlfriend.

Included in DIY Kit: 

—— materials package
—— online tutorial video
—— some tools might be taken out because of the customs restriction, we will inform you if so.

Materials: 100% fine silk threads

Estimated Completion Time: 15-20 Hours 

Difficulty level:  *** (5 stars max.)

Note: using the right tool kit is crucial for making Ronghua, hence please choose the 'DIY Kit (inc. Tool Kit)' if you don't have the tools especially made for Ronghua crafting. 

Crafting time： If you choose the finished version, please allow for 2-week crafting time before we can dispatch your order. 

NOTE: This is a 100% handmade product. Please avoid chemicals (perfume, hair spray, etc) on the surface. Please do not wash it in water, instead use a soft cloth to clean it. Please do not wear it during sports activities. 

About Ronghua (Chinese Velvet Flower) Crafting:  Ronghua is made from fine silk on twisted wire frames. It dates back to the Tang Dynasty and was a marker of nobility. Ronghua eventually became popular among the common people during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties and was mainly worn during festivals and weddings. In 2006, Nanjing Ronghua was officially designated as an intangible cultural heritage of China.