Lady of the Moon Double-sided Fan D.F. and honor them with a

and honor them with a grand welcoming feast

But the lotus manages to flourish despite the odds

The palace maidens of the Qing Dynasty were known for styling their ornate dresses with elaborate headdresses as well as walking with ginger footsteps in four-inch-high “flowerpot shoes

Inspired by the Shen Yun piece "Phoenixes of the Sapphire Paradise

Lady of the Moon Double-sided Fan D.F. and honor them with aBringing to life two of the remarkable scenes from a Shen Yun dance piece, this double sided fan recalls the Chinese lore of goddess Change who lives in a celestial palace on the Moon. Her husband, Houyi, is a legendary archer on Earth who saves humanity by shooting down nine of the ten suns in the sky. Once staying together on Earth, this loving couple sadly has to part ways with one another when Change mistakenly consumes the elixir of immortality