Gravierte Illustration Gongbecher
Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.
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Description
- Material: Glas mit hohem Borosilikatgehalt
- Herkunft: Dehua, Quanzhou
- Beschreibung: Durchmesser 6,5 cm, Länge 12,5 cm, Höhe 9,0 cm, Fassungsvermögen 350 ml.
- Es nimmt einen manuellen Schnitzprozess an, die Oberfläche ist konkav und konvex und hat eine einzigartige Textur.
- Der Prozess ist sehr kompliziert und äußerst schwierig, was eine Prüfung für die Handwerkskunst der Handwerker ist.
Gravierte Illustration Gongbecher
$33.57
Lotusblätter
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main features of the Engraved Illustration Gong Cup?
The Engraved Illustration Gong Cup is made from high borosilicate glass with a unique lotus leaf-shaped design and intricate hand-engraved patterns, offering elegance, durability, and heat resistance.
Can the Engraved Illustration Gong Cup be used for hot beverages?
Yes, the high borosilicate glass used for the Engraved Illustration Gong Cup is heat-resistant, making it suitable for hot beverages like tea, coffee, or milk.
What is the capacity and size of the Engraved Illustration Gong Cup?
The Engraved Illustration Gong Cup has a capacity of 350 ml, with dimensions of 6.5 cm in diameter, 12.5 cm in length, and 9.0 cm in height, making it perfect for various servings.
How does the manual carving process enhance the Engraved Illustration Gong Cup?
The intricate manual carving process creates a textured surface with a combination of concave and convex parts, adding a unique artistic touch and reflecting skilled craftsmanship.
Is the Engraved Illustration Gong Cup suitable for use as a decorative piece?
Absolutely, its elegant lotus leaf-inspired design and transparent glass make the Engraved Illustration Gong Cup a beautiful addition to home decor while serving as a versatile container for beverages.
