Fête Chinoise | Year of the Snake Special Edition | Serpentine Blooms

Fête Chinoise | Year of the Snake Special Edition | Serpentine Blooms

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Fête Chinoise | Year of the Snake Special Edition | Serpentine BloomsDescription The Year of the Snake heralds a year of transformation and perseverance. Inspired by the legend of Lady White Snake, who was punished for falling in love with a kind hearted scholar. Leifeng Pagoda where she is said to be trapped beneath stands at Xi Wu (West Lake) in Hangzhou, China, symbolizing love and sacrifice. Depicted here in a vibrant magenta and duochrome pink and green shimmer that will shift with every penstroke. Ink Tone:

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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025