Roof-top Earth

ByMr.lee

Wilbur Wright

Wushang Tu (Roof Tile Earth) is a type of Nayin in the Five Elements philosophy, corresponding to the Chinese Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches Bingxu and Dinghai. It embodies pioneering foundations, solid reliability, and steady progress—breaking limits from zero to one, step by step.

The representative figure of this spirit is Wilbur Wright. Together with his brother, he experimented repeatedly to develop the airplane, achieved mankind’s first powered flight, broke the bounds of gravity, and laid the foundation for the era of human aviation.

Many people have ideas in their hearts but hesitate to start, lacking the patience and drive to build from nothing.

Foundation & Pioneering Jewelry

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