Double Happiness Neon Sculpture

“Xi” in its singular form means happiness, when doubled, it represents love. The legend of the symbol dates back to the Tang dynasty. As the story goes, a village girl’s love saves the life of a young student and helps him become a minister of the Imperial court. At their wedding, they both wrote the character for happiness on a piece of paper as a way to commemorate their love, giving birth to the double happiness character that we know today. This legendary symbol is a reminder of the magic and hope that love brings us, regardless of what form it takes. Hand-bent neon, pink glitter acrylic, holographic film Each piece is signed and numbered with laser etching Limited edition of 288