A dragon and his son, wearing their age with confidence.
Warm sandalwood rounds carry a pendant of pale, calcified jade carved in high relief: a dragon son coiling above his father. In Chinese tradition the dragon (龙, long) commands rain and rivers and stands for power, vigor, and good fortune. The carving has the soft, worn confidence of genuine age, and a dignified old-soul piece is what it adds up to.
Meaning: The dragon commands rain and rivers. A father and son coiling together speaks of lineage, protection, and strength handed down.
Scent: Warm sandalwood sweetness. The jade pendant contributes nothing.
Feel: Warm sandalwood rounds carrying a single cool pendant whose high relief reads clearly under your fingers.
Care: Wood and jade. No soaking. Dry or barely-damp cloth. Store in a pouch.
