Literature Reference: 薰炉御史出神仙，云鞍羽盖下芝田。—— 《和太尉戏赠高阳公》 The censor of incense burners emerges as an immortal, with cloud saddles and feathered canopies descending to the fields of fairy herbs. Source from 'He Taiwei Xi Zeng Gaoyang Gong'.
云: White clouds, soaring high in the sky. In names, it often symbolizes lofty aspirations, propelling one's career to greater heights.
鞍: The saddle, an integral part of equestrian culture, holds no inherent meaning when used in personal names.
Meaning: Cloud saddles refer to the celestial adornments of immortals' mounts, symbolizing transcendence, nobility, and elegance.