Crystal Ornaments Liu li Orchid Ashtray
Material:liu li, lead crystal, Colored glaze (pate de verre)
Product Type:Ashtray
Technique:Carved
Carving Type:Engraving
Style:Folk Art
Use:Home Decoration, office feng shui, crystal ornaments
Theme: Flower
Place of Origin:Shenzhen China (Mainland)
Brand Name:Artop
Model Number:ATG 13
OEM/ODM: welcome
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Detail: 1 pc packed in a gift box
Delivery Detail: about 15 days after deposit
Specifications
Classical ashtray
Molds are engraved by hand
Technique: Lost-wax casting
Product Size can be customized
Making Pate de Verre/ Liu li is our profession. Custom crystal handicrafts are warmly welcome. Exquisite handicrafts with high quality
Best choice for business gift, home decoration and art collection.
Colored Glaze Knowledge
In old days of China, glassware is generally called colored glaze. Its a kind of material that could be dated back from 3000 years ago, which was only used by regius people. Colored glaze is regarded as one of the most famous ware of China, as well as the treasure of Buddhism. Nowadays, we take colored glaze as an auspicious material that would bring good luck, for both health and wealth. Colored glaze can be defined as lot of crystal glass. It presents color when rare metal is melted under high temperature. It is reflected well under light, brilliant and but pure, with the intensity of colors and the myriad subtle shades. When passion or connotation is brought into every product, it comes a life with its singularity.
Colored Glaze Maintenance
1.Do not collide or scrape to avoid surface scar.
2.Keep in ordinary temperature. Do not keep under humid or high temperature. Do not heat or cool without professional instruction.
3.If put on smootThe world is full of riches and honour, with everything going well.
Justice calls in good portend; kindness brings bright future.
Good luck companies all wishes coming true!h surface, mat or cushion should be placed.
4.Polish by pure water. Keep colored glaze surface shinny and clean.
5.Avoids with contact of sulfur gas, chlorine to avoid chemical change.
