About Mongolian patterns

Mongolian people have been using patterns widely since ancient times. Patterns are symbols that signal the origin, nature, and meaning of phenomena in the living world. Every pattern praises all the good things in life, prophesies and symbolizes them with great hidden wisdom. Therefore, the motifs are classified from the point of view of meaning, such as being strong, loving and protecting, living abundantly, living a rich and luxurious life, auspicious existence, long life and sunset, being alert, and carrying glory. Traditional patterns have been preserved in women's jewelry, men's accessories, weapons, saddles and bridles, household items, shamanism, architecture, and Mongolian state symbols.

"Halkhan" is a geometric pattern, originally inspired by a checkered calfskin. It has been widely used in works such as architecture and painting. The main example of this is the chest with the lion that we know best. Two lions are painted on the chest and it is surrounded by footprints, which means that the symbol of strength does not allow evil to enter.

Footprints in their meaning preserve eternal movement, because human life is always eternal and always in motion, and it is a symbol of eternal life and eternal existence. In terms of shape, it is mostly square, half, full, closed, and open. But today, artists are trying to create innovative styles that preserve traditional content.

Studying and honoring traditional patterns is not only a pride of national culture, but it is also our duty to pass it on to our descendants. Our colleagues are also looking for innovative styles and working to create their DANSRAN brand by absorbing the classic tones of folk symbolism, art, and patterns.

The wristwatch with embossed step pattern, stainless steel strap and leather strap, quartz engine, 5ATM water resistance, is produced in France with ingenuity and heart for Mongolian women.

*5ATM water resistance is the global standard for protecting our watches in 50 meters or 164ft of water for up to 10 minutes.

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