Inspired by the Hall of Fragrant Bamboo in the Qianlong Garden and the Jiangxue Xuan in the Imperial Garden, these magnets frame the Forbidden City’s seasonal vistas through classical lattice windows, blending architectural elegance with poetic landscapes.

Design of the Hall of Fragrant Bamboo
“Bamboo sways in sunlight; breeze whispers through latticed windows.” This design mirrors Emperor Qianlong’s admiration for Jiangnan-style gardens, framing a view of verdant bamboo groves rendered in jade-like glaze, with shimmering accents evoking dappled sunlight.

Design of the Jiangxue Xuan
“Crabapple blooms drift like snow, a springtime reverie.”
This design captures the pavilion’s famed scene where falling petals once mimicked snowfall. Gradient pink hues depict blossoms, while opening the window reveals a 3D scene of petals cascading like “crimson snow.”

Interactive Windows: Gently slide open the latticed panels to reveal meticulously crafted miniature scenes of imperial gardens—providing a tactile connection between historical aesthetics and contemporary appreciation.

Artisan Craftsmanship: Vibrant pigmentation, refined surface treatments, and precisely embossed textures faithfully recreate traditional architectural detailing, elegantly framing these historic vistas.

Cultural Narrative: Each magnet includes a historical card detailing Emperor Qianlong’s garden design philosophy and the cultural significance of these renowned pavilions.