Xiangyunsha Silk, original name was"Langsha". It is called Xianayunsha because it produces a rustling souno when walked on or when clothes are shaken, similar to the sound of incense.

It has a history of over 1,000 vears and  an ancient Chinese handmade dyeing technique. It is the only silk fabric in the world dyed with pure plant-based dyes. It is hailed as "soft gold" in the textile industry , as well as  one of China's intangible cultural heritages. 

Xiangyunsha Silk is often used to make traditional clothing like Qipao and Hanfu, especially for summer, because it is breathable and cool. Its natural properties provide comfort while maintaining an elegant, refined appearance.

Today, Xiangyunsha represents the pinnacle of heritage luxury and is gaining recognition internationally. From traditional garments to contemporary jewelry , this fabric embodies the marriage of Eastern tradition and modern design.

 Each Xiangyunsha piece tells a story of artisanal mastery, cultural legacy, and timeless beauty, a testament to the enduring appeal of authentic craftsmanship.