Metalwork jewelry is an art form brought to life by artists through precise techniques like forging, welding, cutting, and polishing.

Feather-inlaying is a traditional Chinese art of precious metalworking. Ancient artisans inlaid kingfisher feathers into metal bases to imbue the jewelry with a vibrant life and subtle grace.

At the intersection of metalworking skills and the ancient art of Feather-inlaying, the artist translates inspirations from nature's seasons and Chinese heritage into one-of-a-kind jewelry artworks for today's life.

To protect kingfishers while preserving this heritage, Han Tiexuan retained the traditional Feather-inlaying technique and exclusively use naturally molted parrot feathers to complete each piece of jewelry.