Intangible Cultural Heritage Hand-Pinched Purple Peony Ceramic Flower

Description

“Intangible Heritage, Inherited Craftsmanship”: “Derived from the meticulous firing techniques of Dehua, this piece is supervised and crafted by veteran craftsmen with 30 years of experience.”
“Purely Handcrafted, Each Piece Unique”: “Each petal is sculpted and meticulously finished by the artisans. The glaze naturally flows and transforms in the high-temperature kiln fire, creating a unique texture and color, truly ‘unparalleled in kiln-fired beauty.'”
“Eternal Bloom, Timeless Freshness”: “Say goodbye to the worries of withering flowers! This ceramic flower will forever retain its splendor, forever unparalleled.” It needs to be taken care of and is not afraid of the passage of time. It is a good choice for family heirloom collection. ”
“Art collection, symbol of taste”: “It is not only a decoration, but also a work of art worth collecting. When placed in the home, it instantly enhances the space style and cultural atmosphere, highlighting the owner’s extraordinary taste.”
“Precious gift, eternal love”: “Giving it to important people (new weddings, birthdays, housewarming, elders) means that beautiful friendship is as solid and eternal as porcelain flowers. It is a decent and thoughtful choice.”

“The ingenuity and story behind it” – details of craftsmanship & depth of intangible cultural heritage

Thousand-year heritage at your fingertips

Material selection: “Selected unique kaolin clay/porcelain clay, with a fine and moist texture, which is the foundation of fine ceramics.”
Shaping: “The craftsmen use traditional manual drawing/kneading/carving techniques to give the clay its original shape. The curvature and thickness of each petal embody the effort and experience of the hands.”
Glazing: “Using the inherited green glaze/kiln glaze/overglaze and other techniques. The formula and thickness of the glaze directly affect the fantastic effect of the final kiln transformation.”
Firing: “In One color in the kiln, a multitude of colors out! Tempered in kiln fires reaching over 1300°C for 8 hours, the glaze melts, flows, and crystallizes under the intense heat, ultimately becoming the unique work of art you see before you. The moment the kiln is opened, the final result is revealed – this is the charm and risk of ceramics.
Intangible Cultural Heritage Highlight: “The entire process strictly adheres to the traditional craftsmanship of Dehua ceramics, which was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2006. We adhere to ancient methods to preserve this millennia-old Eastern wisdom and aesthetics.”