Literature Reference: 雅：出自《论语》‘文质彬彬，然后君子’。沁：出自《诗经·小雅·鹿鸣之什·鹿鸣》‘沁沁鹿鸣，食野之苹’。 Elegance: From 'The Analects', 'When the substance and refinement are in harmony, then the gentleman is formed.' Qin: From 'The Book of Songs', 'The deer's gentle calls, feeding on the wild apples.'
雅: Grace and refinement. It conveys a sense of cultivation and beauty.
沁: It refers to the feeling of comfort and affection one experiences, with an extended meaning of auspiciousness, tranquility in life, and freedom from worries.
Meaning: Ya Qin signifies elegance and refreshing grace, like the gentle call of a deer, soothing and natural.