Crystal Flower Plum Blossom Art - Handmade Spring Decoration for Home, Office & Wedding Decor | Elegant Crystal Floral Arrangement Gift Idea

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About Us Founded in 1987 by renowned studio glass artists Loretta H. Yang and Chang Yi, and entered the U.S. in 1999. LIULI has grown from a modest workshop in Taiwan, to become the well-known crystal art creator. Liuli is the phonetic spelling of the Han Dynasty term for glass art and is used to honor Chinese heritage and culture. Today, LIULI has 37 galleries and artworks have been acquired in more than 20 museums worldwide. LIULI Crystal Crystal Flower, Plum Blossom, Burst of Spring Design Concept: The plum blossom is one of classic Chinese literature’s “Four Gentlemen”—each of which represents a season of the year. This plum blossom radiates like a lone star against the stark backdrop of a frigid and unforgiving winter, testifying to its extraordinary nature of resilience and blossoming grandly despite the cold. The pebbled surface of the art piece is akin to snow melting into ice, against which the five-pedal blossom blooms. The pedals themselves represents fortunes: Longevity, prosperity, health, virtue, and benevolence. LIULI Crystal Crystal Flower, Plum Blossom, Burst of Spring Design Concept: The plum blossom is one of classic Chinese literature’s “Four Gentlemen”—each of which represents a season of the year. This plum blossom radiates like a lone star against the stark backdrop of a frigid and unforgiving winter, testifying to its extraordinary nature of resilience and blossoming grandly despite the cold. The pebbled surface of the art piece is akin to snow melting into ice, against which the five-pedal blossom blooms. The pedals themselves represents fortunes: Longevity, prosperity, health, virtue, and benevolence. LIULI Crystal Crystal Flower, Plum Blossom, Burst of Spring Burst of Spring Unsullied, impervious to frost, snow or cold. An unexpected burst of red heralds spring upon a prolific easterly wind. The creation of LIULI via 12 Steps of Pate de Verre Technique 1. Design and sculpting 2. Silicone molding 3. Infusion of molten wax 4. Shedding of silicon mold 5. Wax form refinement, removing imperfections 6. Plaster molding 7. Removal of wax with steam 8. Choosing color and kiln firing 9. Heat at 1,400 degrees Celsius, re-firing 10. Removal of plaster mold 11. Refining and polishing 12. Quality inspection, and etched with limited edition number LIULI Packaging Each artwork is carefully packed with our symbolic peony packaging. This is perfect for holiday gifting.