Lotus's story begins with three threads gradually converging into one.

Jia Yu grew up in an old town, near a small, unassuming temple.
Her childhood memories are filled with the sounds of bells, wooden fish drums, and chanting in the courtyard on summer evenings.

Fang Dong's world began in a traditional Chinese medicine shop.
He grew up surrounded by medicine cabinets and the aroma of herbs, watching his elders prepare medicine while explaining the concepts of "cold and heat," "deficiency and excess," learning about herbal remedies.

Huang Tihan, on the other hand, moves between crystal and design.
He studied abroad, where his earliest exposure was to Western "crystal healing" and meditation circles.

We came together because of shared ideals. We haven't experienced any earth-shattering events, but we share a few common feelings:
• In Tibet, we saw how faith is passed down through minimalist actions;
• In Buddhist temples, we learned the power of "letting go" and "self-reflection";
• In Feng Shui, we understood the flow of space, direction, and "qi";
• In Traditional Chinese Medicine, we experienced slow and gentle healing;
• In crystal, we saw a more intuitive and modern way of symbolizing.

So, we wanted to do something small: to reorganize these symbols scattered between East and West, tradition and modernity, into small items that ordinary people can wear or keep around them every day—no need to understand a lot of jargon, no need to change beliefs, just another entry point for dialogue with oneself and reconciliation with the world.

This is the beginning of Lotus Harmony.

It's not about advocating for any religion, but about building a small bridge between Eastern wisdom and modern life.

If, on a weary day, you wear one of our bracelets, light an incense stick, or touch a stone, and suddenly feel a little calmer—that is the meaning of our existence.

— Lotus Harmony Team Jia Yu · Fang Dong · Huang Tihan