Cultural Background of the Pine

In Chinese culture, the pine has long stood as a symbol of endurance and vitality. Together with plum and bamboo, it forms the “Three Friends of Winter,” representing steadfastness in adversity. Its evergreen needles, unchanged across the seasons, have made it an emblem of longevity, resilience, and noble character, celebrated for centuries in poetry and art.

The Design of Evergreen

In the Halcyon Origin · Evergreen design, the image of the pine is distilled onto the porcelain dial. Through miniature painting, artisans capture the layered density and vibrant green of the pine needles, their subtle transitions of color conveying vitality and strength. Here, the resilience of the pine meets the gentle radiance of porcelain, creating a quiet yet profound elegance.

Spiritual Essence

To wear Evergreen is to carry more than a motif of nature — it is to embody a spirit.
It serves as a reminder that even in cold winters and difficult times, one must stand firm, grow with resilience, and remain composed. The evergreen pine expresses a timeless attitude: enduring in nature, enduring in the heart.