Ten Thousand Flowers Do Not Fall Porcelain: Craftsmanship ‘Ten Thousand Flowers Do Not Fall Porcelain’ combines the techniques of high-temperature flower glazing and porcelain, filling the entire surface with thousands of colorful flowers, leaving no visible porcelain base or flower stems. The flowers float in the air like those scattered by celestial maidens, hence the name ‘Ten Thousand Flowers Do Not Fall to the Ground.’ This porcelain is celebrated as the best among ceramics, embodying countless auspicious symbols! Each flower depicted carries a unique meaning: the lotus symbolizes endless life, good fortune, and harmony; the peony represents auspiciousness and wealth; the chrysanthemum signifies nobility and longevity; the morning glory symbolizes resilience, courage, and strength; and the silver lotus represents abundant wealth and prosperity.
Characteristics of Floral Surface
The first firing temperature requires 600 degrees Celsius and takes 3 hours, making the cost relatively high.
The bright gold pigment used in the high-temperature flower paper contains 12% pure gold, which makes it expensive.
The second application of the flower paper must align accurately with the position of the first application, or it may lead to waste.
The entire process requires two applications of flower paper and two high-temperature firings, which can easily cause damage to the porcelain itself.
If the quality is compromised due to the flower paper after firing, it can result in the complete scrapping of the tea set.
Product category: tea set Material: ceramic Packaging: gift box Surface technology: colored glaze Color: hand-held pot gift box, one pot and one cup gift box, one pot and two cups gift box Function: anti-scalding Style type: light luxury retro
