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Home
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- Thangka
- Carved Lacquer
- Jewellery Box
- Lacquer Painting
- Table Screen
- Hanging Screen Panelling
- Small Gifts
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Appreciate
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About Us
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Expenses
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Contact Us
Jewellery Box
首饰盒
Every piece of woman’s jewellery box can record different story and beautiful memory. Therefore, a piece of sophisticated and artistic jewelry box is a perfect gift for women.
Lacquer Painting
磨漆画
Lacquer painting is created on the basis of carved lacquer technique, incorporating modern painting skill, which features bright and rich colors, a strong visual contrast and shiny surface.
Table Screen
桌屏
Table screen is a small decorative accessory for tables and consoles, being prevalent in Ming Dynasty (1368 to 1644).
Hanging Screen Panelling
挂屏
Hanging Screen Panelling dates back to the late 17th century, typically made up of four pieces of lacquer panels and usually being used in a set of two or four panels; a four-screen-panel is also called ‘four pieces create a story’. Eight screen panel is also available. Each panel has its own feature but connected with each other to form a whole piece of artwork.
Small Gifts
精品小件
The production of small pieces may not take as much time as the production of large ones, but it is also extremely labor-intensive. Completing an artwork within a limited space by hand is already a challenge, along with hollowing out, carving, and polishing, the value of such a small artwork can speak loud.
Carved Lacquer
漆雕
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Carved Lacquer is a distinctive Chinese decorative lacquerware that is used in China for thousands of years, being highly appreciated by the royal families and aristocrats. This type of oriental traditional handicrafts has very high social value and artistic aesthetic; the exquisite traditional Chinese carving skill is integrated into the fine lacquer, creating a unique oriental craftsmanship and becoming the essence of Chinese traditional art.
Every piece of carved lacquer product needs to go through an in-depth handicraft process such as carpentry, lacquering, stone carving, inlaying, gluing, and gilding, along with gold leaf and silver inlaying, which can take as little as three to four months and as much as one year; it is known as a piece of extravagant and luxurious artefact.