Origin:Peking

Package:gift package

Ancient Method LIU LI, or often called Gu Fa Liu Li in mandarin, is a artistic yield of perfect combination of natural material and workmanship.

They are made of obsidian alike material (which carries similar CRYSTAL chemical composition: SiO2), these material are only found around erupted volcano, and mix with another rare material (Liu Li Mu) that manage to change the color and appearance of crytal material, amazing!

Ancient Method colored Glazed are NOT glassware, NOT SWAROVSKI (artificial crystal).

The value of ancient method colored glaze lies in the complicated workmanship to create a successful final product. Any simple design entails at least 10 production days with a couple of ten production steps. These steps includes product design, mould creation, burning around 800-1400 degress, water cooling , etc. The successful rate for a final product only about 70%, and can not be returned for reproduction again. All work done by human hand, no machine! That's why they are more expensive!

It is a cultural yield, not merely a material. Ancient method LIU LI exist in China from Dynasty Zhou - 2500 years ago!

Never fading color apprearance - REPRESENTING PERPETUAL, EVERLASTING, FOREVER.

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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

This artwork is a colorful glass piece with a Chinese classical style, named "As You Wish".

It showcases a unique art form and cultural significance.

This type of glassware is usually handmade, featuring rich colors and exquisite patterns.

They are widely used for decoration and gift-making, representing people's yearning and pursuit of a better life.

The name "As You Wish" implies freedom and personalized choices.

It encourages people to choose and customize their lives based on their preferences and needs.

This spirit aligns with the values of individuality and freedom emphasized in modern society, reflecting people's love and pursuit of life.

Historically, this type of colored glassware originated in ancient China, first appearing during the Tang Dynasty.

At that time, they were mainly used for religious ceremonies and palace decorations.

Over time, this art form gradually spread to other regions and developed its own styles and characteristics under different cultural backgrounds.

In summary, this artwork stands out for its unique art form, rich cultural connotations, and historical significance.

It is not only a decorative item but also a symbol of personal choice and the pursuit of freedom.