Literature Reference: 瑟瑟罗裙金缕腰，黛眉偎破未重描。—— 和凝《杂曲歌辞 杨柳枝 二》 Her silk skirt rustles, her golden waistband gleams, her dark brows, though smudged, remain unretouched. Source from 'Various Songs: Willow Branches II' by He Ning.
黛: The color of deep blackish-blue, akin to the traditional Chinese pigment known as "qing dai," often conveys an image of elegance and beauty. When used in names, it tends to leave a favorable impression, fostering good relationships and attracting positive connections.
眉: Graceful and radiant. Often used in names to signify beauty and joy, embodying elegance and auspiciousness.
Meaning: Dark, elegant brows symbolize a woman's beauty and grace.