The origin story of Zhuangjin

The patterns on Guangxi Zhuangjin bags often contain rich and profound meanings:
Flower and bird patterns: such as phoenix, peony, etc., the phoenix symbolizes auspiciousness, nobility and beauty; Peony represents prosperity, wealth and glory.


Frog pattern: In Zhuang culture, the frog is regarded as a god who can bring rain and bless a good harvest, and the frog pattern symbolizes good weather and abundant grains.


Back pattern: It symbolizes continuity, auspiciousness and eternity, implying the continuation and eternity of life.
Dragon and phoenix pattern: The dragon represents strength, authority and dignity, the phoenix symbolizes beauty and auspiciousness, and the combination of dragon and phoenix means happiness and auspiciousness.
Geometric patterns: such as diamonds, triangles, etc., these patterns usually reflect the Zhuang people’s pursuit of order, balance and harmony.


Sunprint: Represents light, warmth and hope, and is a symbol of strength and vitality.
These patterns not only show the Zhuang people’s yearning and blessings for a better life, but also vividly reflect the traditional culture and values of the Zhuang people.

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