Chinese Classic Shiwan Ceramics Statue Arts Collection - Playing Flower Moon Spring Lute
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Material:Shiwan ceramics
Origin:Foshan which is world famous for its Shiwan ceramics arts
Size:52cmx16cmx23cm
Artist:Feng Weimin who has won many national gold metals for his stunning Shiwan ceramics arts handicraft
The autograph of Feng Weimin and the collection certificate are attached.
This is a classical Chinese pipa porcelain statue, which showcases the essence of ancient Chinese music culture.
As one of the traditional Chinese musical instruments, the pipa has a long history and rich cultural connotations.
The statue, with the pipa as its theme, presents the vivid image of the pipa through exquisite craftsmanship and delicate expression techniques.
Its elegant shape, smooth lines, and bright colors give people a sense of joy and comfort.
At the same time, this statue also has certain historical significance, representing the brilliant achievements of ancient Chinese music culture and being an important part of Chinese culture.
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