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This design depicts the dragon in natural repose as it winds around to form a taichi and conveys its power. The dragon’s head emerges with a persistent gaze as it safeguards the natural order in a way only it can command. Liuli absorbs and reflects light across varying sculptural depths and polished surfaces to convey the dragon’s internal power. The design as a whole is built upon Daoist philosophy: From taichi, two complementary forces are born; from two complementary forces, four aggregates are born; from four aggregates, eight trigrams are born. This is also symbolic of the dragon - a mythical beast that unites all with the power of the sun under the natural order. In the vast universe, the sun is the source of all life. With the dragon, it nurtures and guides the world in harmonious coexistence.IntentionAir - without form,form - without shape,elusive yet heavy with significance.Twisting and turning,going with the flow,with opportunity,with a raised head -that is how we move.Item No.:PEA134.ADACASize:7.8”W * 3.8”D* 8.1”H inchesMaterial:Crystal Glass

• Handmade using the 12-step Pate de Verre process.
• Collected by multiple museums worldwide, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass.
• Limited edition: 1,200 pieces (worldwide).

Made in the shape of an ancient Chinese gold ingot, this tabletop ornament symbolizes good luck in wealth and fortune. Crafted with precision, the piece utilizes an auspicious and culturally traditional shape with a loose-set crystal ball to bring good balance in life.---------------------Founded in 1987 by studio glass artists Loretta H. Yang and Chang Yi, LIULI has grown from a modest workshop in Taiwan to Asia’s leading crystal art brand. Liuli is the phonetic spelling of the Han Dynasty term for glass art and is used to honor the Chinese heritage and culture. Records show that thousands of years ago, the Chinese were highly skilled in pâte de verre a.k.a lost wax casting but the craft was subsequently forgotten. Yang and Chang revived the craft and reintroduced it into the international arena.Today, LIULI has 41 galleries worldwide, and Loretta’s and Chang Yi’s artworks are collected at more than 35 museums around the world. These include the Victoria and Albert museum in London, the Corning Museum of Glass in New York, The National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C., and the Bowers Museum in Orange County. LIULI has received multiple awards, some of which are iF Design and German Red Dot.---------------------Lawrence & Scott is an authorized LIULI Crystal Art showroom. We do not accept offers for LIULI Crystal Art pieces.

• Complex layers and sculptural details.
• Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, color and dimensions will vary slightly.
• The crystal ball is roll-able and detachable.

The Qilin represents the element earth and the central position, and is frequently depicted in yellow; hence it is also known as the Golden Qilin. The lifespan of this mythical creature is said to be two thousand years. The male is called qi, and the female lin; both are a composite of a deer, horse, cow, and fish. The Qilin is noted for its gentle disposition, and is so benevolent that it carefully avoids treading on greenery of any kind. A traditional symbol of prosperity, the Qilin is said to bring bumper crops and progeny.The Qilin in this piece is embedded within a hollow sphere representing the universe, and is depicted leaping out of the water, with its bushy mane flying in the wind. It’s resolute expression and dynamic posture exude confidence and strength.Associated with the four quadrants of the vault of heaven are the Azure Dragon of the East, the Vermillion Bird of the South, the White Tiger of the West, and the Black Tortoise of the North; in the center is the Qilin (unicorn). Each region corresponds to one of the five elements: metal (west), wood (east), water (north), fire (south), and earth (center). Moving across the night sky, the stars connect all life to the five elements. When the universe and elements are aligned, harmony ensues.

• Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, color and dimensions will vary slightly.
• Limited edition: 3800 Pieces worldwide.

This tabletop ornament is made with the Pate-de-Verre crystal glass casting method, combining unique color blends with master glass craftsmanship. Two fish leap upward, in synchronization, converging in the center where they hold a loose crystal ball in place, symbolizing partnership, wealth, and success.

• Handmade using Liuli's 12-step Pate de Verre process
• Liuli crystal art is collected by multiple museums worldwide, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the corning museum of glass
• Shipped in Liuli's custom gift box

Great piece. Terrific shade of green.. Sheelah. Dayton, OH. 2024-08-07 15:32:19

Azure Dragon represents the element wood, the eastern direction, the spring season. East is where the Sun rises, therefore dragon epitomizes rising to eminence, and the ability to readily grasp the overall situation. The dragon’s body progressively loops from front to back, creating a sense of interlaced time and space. Gripped in the dragon’s hand are the sun, an object of worship since ancient times, and a traditional symbol of peace, longevity, and well-being. Superimposed on the dragon is a swirling auspicious Ruyi cloud, representing good luck and prosperity. forming a distinctive contrast with the detailed representation of the dragon itself. Associated with the four quadrants of the vault of heaven is the Azure Dragon of the East, the Vermillion Bird of the South, the White Tiger of the West, and the Black Tortoise of the North; in the center is the Qilin (unicorn). Each region corresponds to one of the five elements: metal (west), wood (east), water (north), fire (south), and earth (center). Moving across the night sky, the stars connect all life to the five elements. When the universe and elements are aligned, harmony ensues.

The dragon rises from the ocean waves with vigor. Liuli absorbs and reflects light across varying sculptural depths and polished surfaces to convey the dragon’s internal power for a moving and modern display. Of the five elements, water gives rise to metal. Place the dragon with water elements at home or in the office to invite prosperity and fortune.

• Handmade using Liuli's 12-step pate de Verre process
• Is collected by multiple museums worldwide, including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the corning museum of glass
• Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, color and dimensions will vary slightly

The vermillion bird represents the element fire, the color vermilion red, the southern direction, and summer. The Shan Hai Jing describes the phoenix as being born on Dan Mountain. Also called the Dan Phoenix. The phoenix also refers to one of exceptional talent and was born in a south-facing valley at the South Pole, and symbolizes talent and lofty aspirations. The vermillion bird is said to bring prosperity, progeny, and peace. Vermilion red is also a celebratory color in traditional Asian culture for weddings and new business openings. This piece is an ingenious juxtaposition of detail and sparseness, color and transparency, space and form. The vermillion bird appears like the blazing sun, distant yet near, forever shining, representing our deepest wishes. The nature of glass transports the light and presents a space for imagination to spark. Associated with the four quadrants of the vault of heaven is the Azure dragon of the East, the Vermillion bird of the South, the white tiger of the West, and the black tortoise of the North; in the center is the Qilin (unicorn). Each region corresponds to one of the five elements: Metal (west), wood (east), water (north), fire (south), and earth (center). Moving across the night sky, the stars connect all life to the five elements. When the universe and elements are aligned, harmony ensues.

• Handmade using LIULI's 12-step Pate de Verre process.
• LIULI crystal art is collected by multiple museums worldwide, including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass.
• Limited edition: 3800 pieces (worldwide).
• Illuminated, resplendent, wings extended in dance. Splendid, reflecting the south, glorious, shining across the land.

The world is connected in a myriad of intricate ways by the formless dao - a way of existing in the world…like an emotion or a conscious perception. Fish come from oceans, rivers, and ponds to meet upon this hulu gourd. In pursuit of the heart’s dao, people come together and relationships are formed. In China, this is called yuan, a word akin to fate or destiny. Here two fish meet and look toward the same future, in harmony with each other and the times. From the front, the fish appear in delicate relief. From the back, the high-polish and engraved surface implies the presence of deep waters. Front and back together cleverly the internal and external qualities of existence and non-existence.

• Handmade using LIULI's 12-step Pate de Verre process.
• LIULI Crystal Art is collected by multiple museums worldwide, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass.
• Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, color and dimensions will vary slightly.
• Limited edition: Unlimited.

2023 is the Year of the Rabbit. People who are born in the Year of the Rabbit have the personality traits of kindness and patience. During the new year celebration, we get together and share meals together with family and friends, and wish for a prosperous new year forward. This tableware is designed for this moment of joy and sharing with loved ones.Ruyi Rabbit DishGood days andbeautiful sightscome togetherwith auspiciousness,in alignment with the heart,in perpetuity.Flowers in bloomare best admired together,with the ruyi rabbit.

Material: Crystal Glass Technique: Pate de Verre Limited Edition: 3,800 worldwide Size: W 3.94” x D 2.05” x H 3.86” inches Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, the color and dimensions will vary slightly. Sku: PAA061.ADABADesign Concept:The circle symbolizes perpetual and unceasing motion and was one of the early conceptions of the universe by ancient people. In the artwork "To Be Dragon" not only is a complete "descended from the heavens" dragon presented in high and low relief, but also around the dragon's body, the scrolling vines and curves soar and grow towards the edges. Within the circle, the amber-colored flowing lines transition from the center outward, symbolizing the brilliance of the sky. The dragon's posture is agile, with round eyes and a slightly open mouth, embodying grace within compassion. The artwork transitions from shallow to high relief within the circle, and each piece is meticulously crafted by skilled sculptors with over a decade of experience, following detailed blueprints to faithfully recreate it.

• Handmade using the 12-step Pate de Verre technique
• Limited Edition
• As the art pieces are individually hand-made, the color and dimensions will vary slightly.

Eight Thousand Miles Covering Eight thousand miles, The forest and mountains shake in its wake. Seizing a force as swift as the wind, The tiger leads the way to great heights. 八千里長空 縱橫 八千里長空； 霎動山林 掌握順風而行的能力 一攬統領高明。 Item No.: PEH183.ADA Size: 11.02"L x 6.69" D x 8.07"H inches Material: Crystal Glass Technique: Pate de Verre Limited edition: 760 pieces (Worldwide) * Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, the color and dimensions will vary slightly.

• Handmade using LIULI's 12-step Pate de Verre process.
• LIULI Crystal Art is collected by multiple museums worldwide, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass.
• Limited edition: 760 pieces (worldwide)
• The forest and mountains shake in its wake. Seizing a force as swift like the wind. The tiger leads the way to great heights.

One of the hallmark pieces of the 2017 “Beautiful World” collection, Splendor of the Phoenix depicts the mythical bird perched at the crest of billowing clouds upon the orb-like sun, its long and elegant tail effortlessly flowing with the wind. It is a long-held belief that the phoenix represents the rising sun, a celestial being who cares for all things living on earth. By day the phoenix is bathed in an amber glow and by night she cloaks herself in the calming blue of the cosmos. Without the Qi of the rising phoenix, there would be no beautiful world.Splendor of the PhoenixThe sun rises,life awakens,a glorious dawning.Perched in confidence,the phoenix ablazedelivers luck and auspiciousness.Item No.:PEA111.ADASize:5.98"L x 3.54"D x 10.16"H inchesMaterial:Crystal GlassTechnique:Pate de Verre

• Handmade using the 12-step Pate de Verre process.
• Collected by multiple museums worldwide, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass.
• Limited edition: 880 pieces (worldwide).