The Tuanshou pattern is indeed a very meaningful traditional decoration. It is usually based on a circle with the character "Shou" or "Shou" drawn inside. Other patterns that symbolize longevity imply health, longevity and happiness. In ancient times, this pattern was often used for Architecture, furniture, clothing and painting and other fields, as decoration The decorative and symbolic elements show people’s pursuit and blessing for a better life.
Before the Qing Dynasty, longevity patterns often appeared on porcelain.
In the Qing Dynasty, Tuanshou patterns were widely used in clothing. The large-sleeved shirts with cranes and Tuanshou patterns are an example. The jacquard dark pattern craftsmanship and the spaced arrangement of clouds and cranes and small Tuanshou show a visual effect that is completely different from that of the Qing Dynasty. Different aesthetic tastes.
Now you can see longevity patterns on many products.