沉檀轻注
[chén tán qīng zhù]
The name 'Chen Tan Qing Zhu' evokes the image of gentle brush strokes, like applying light and soft colors on a traditional Chinese painting. In ancient times, 'Chen' refers to sandalwood used in incense making, symbolizing calmness or tranquility. 'Tan' might hint towards the deep color of ink often seen in poetry scrolls while 'Qing Zhu', which implies delicately putting down ink notes, suggests an elegant act, possibly in the creation of art or writing.