袭槿墨香
[xí jĭn mò xiāng]
The name combines elements from traditional Chinese aesthetics—'袭' (invade or permeate), '槿' (hibiscus, which often represents short-lived beauty), '墨' (ink or elegance associated with traditional ink paintings and calligraphy). The name suggests the fleeting beauty of hibiscus flowers spreading a scent of elegance or art.