Sha Kun Fishing Fire Enamel Brooch-Orange

This year we chose "Urban Photography and Greeting" as the theme in response to the Taiwan Cultural Expo being held in Tainan. We used Kaohsiung, where we live, and neighboring Tainan to say hello, just like the human touch of neighbors asking each other. To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the founding of Tainan, the "Shakun Fishing Fire" enamel brooch was specially designed. According to legend, there was a giant carp in the heaven that was banished to earth for accidentally eating a fairy peach, so it now lives in the waters around Tainan. Kun means big fish in ancient times. Looking from a distance along the coast of Tainan, it looks like a big fish floating on the sea with its back exposed. Shakun Fishing Fire was one of the eight scenic spots in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty. The lights on the sea and the stars in the night sky complement each other, presenting a leisurely beauty that benefits people's livelihood. Following the vivid narrative of history, it is transformed into a creation, carrying the imagination of this big fish since the Age of Discovery. This exquisite badge is used to bless the 400th anniversary of the founding of Tainan, and also hopes that Tainan will sail farther and wider in the future! This time, two different color brooches are launched to echo the orange color of Dutch orange and the pink color of Tainan’s future expectations, looking back on history and looking forward to the future. We chose two Matisse papers that we like very much for the outer box to try to collide with the hot stamping process. The use of hot stamping colors and embossed stacking gives the brooch a more unique outer box and adds to the collection value. ➤Orange｜Historical classic style ☛Paper material｜German Matisse paper F6191 (Teal) ☛Processing｜Hot stamping, green gold, embossing ➤Pink｜Sail to the future ☛Paper material｜German Matisse paper F6104 (purple red) ☛Processing｜Hot stamping Rose Gold, embossing