The pattern of the trademark is: a shining star with the English word "POLARIS" above it, and the Chinese word "Polaris" below it. The upper and lower Chinese and English characters are contrasted to form a combined trademark. Polaris is the only star in the vast sky that points to the north and its direction never changes, symbolizing that product quality is as constant as Polaris.

Chinese Bell Culture and Polaris Clock

The bell is one of the most traditional and distinctive cultural symbols of the Chinese nation. It is a ritual instrument that represents status and power. A portrait of aristocrats' wealth and splendor. Giant bells are often produced under the supervision of the royal family, such as the "Jingyun Bell" in the Jinglong Temple in Chang'an during the Tang Dynasty and the "Yongle Bell" in the Dazhong Temple in Beijing during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. They are symbols of imperial power. Its practical use is mainly to tell time.

The bell is an ancient musical instrument, and its sound is called the "first of golden music" and is gospel. Among the people, there is a long-standing legend that the sound of bells can pray for good fortune, bring longevity, and drive away evil spirits and timid diseases. The ancients also used words on the bell body to record history, praise merits, warn the world, and encourage good deeds. This is where the characters on the bell and tripod come from.

The bell is also an indispensable instrument for practicing Taoism, and the sound of the bell is the sound of virtue. The Buddhist scriptures say: "If you ring the bell, all suffering in the evil paths will cease." "Hearing the sound of striking the bell can generate good intentions and increase righteous thoughts."

Polaris, also known as Purple Wall in ancient astronomy, is located in the midheaven and is the center of all stars. It is the seat of the emperor and the residence of the emperor. The "purple" in the Forbidden City refers to the purple wall that lives in the middle of the sky, which means it lives in the center of heaven and earth. It is a symbol of heaven and earth and the power of the king.

The Polaris Clock integrates the meaning of the Polar Star and the connotation of Chinese clock culture. It integrates traditional culture and art and modern manufacturing technology. Its appearance is graceful and elegant, its bells are melodious and solemn, and its travel time is accurate. The brand culture is far-reaching. It is not only the best carrier to inherit Chinese clock culture, but also a symbol of peace, good luck, well-being, and nobility. It is also the first choice for modern family timekeeping, furnishings, and collections.