Rosewood Lingzhi Tin Carved Tea Canister
Rosewood Lingzhi Tin Carved Tea Canister
Maximum diameter: 10cm Height: 10cm
Materials: Old rosewood material | Pure tin
The body of the jar is made of old rosewood, taking its natural shape and texture from the beauty of a tree trunk, capturing the charm of nature. The lingzhi patterns on the lid, shoulder, base, and body are made of pure tin, with a lustrous sheen resembling winter frost, creating a striking contrast with the old rosewood and adding to its dynamism. The simple, round tin lid provides a good seal, preserving the aroma of the tea.
This tea caddy, crafted from old rosewood and pure tin, was made by Lu Xiaokan, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of tin carving. It embodies his understanding of life, reflecting the profound and silent beauty of nature, and how the vessel carries the weight of time.
It is said that one day, passing by Lu Ban's gate,
I saw an ancient tree with a naked trunk.
Its shape is rugged, solid, and smooth.
I wonder which deity planted this place.
I gazed at it for a long time, my mind wandering endlessly, unwilling to leave!
Please, Master Lu Ban, bestow upon me wood.
Brother Lu, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of tin carving, showcased his unique skills.
As expected of Donggong Tin Art! The wildly swirling tin, like waves, envelops tangled, knotted scars.
Life's experiences are presented through the softness and warmth of objects.
Old rosewood is black.
A great talent was born in a short time.
Knowing that it was the old immortal who used Brother Lu's witty remarks,
To teach people to love all things in the world through objects.
Nai Wu!
Maximum diameter: 10cm Height: 10cm
Materials: Old rosewood material | Pure tin
The body of the jar is made of old rosewood, taking its natural shape and texture from the beauty of a tree trunk, capturing the charm of nature. The lingzhi patterns on the lid, shoulder, base, and body are made of pure tin, with a lustrous sheen resembling winter frost, creating a striking contrast with the old rosewood and adding to its dynamism. The simple, round tin lid provides a good seal, preserving the aroma of the tea.
This tea caddy, crafted from old rosewood and pure tin, was made by Lu Xiaokan, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of tin carving. It embodies his understanding of life, reflecting the profound and silent beauty of nature, and how the vessel carries the weight of time.
It is said that one day, passing by Lu Ban's gate,
I saw an ancient tree with a naked trunk.
Its shape is rugged, solid, and smooth.
I wonder which deity planted this place.
I gazed at it for a long time, my mind wandering endlessly, unwilling to leave!
Please, Master Lu Ban, bestow upon me wood.
Brother Lu, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of tin carving, showcased his unique skills.
As expected of Donggong Tin Art! The wildly swirling tin, like waves, envelops tangled, knotted scars.
Life's experiences are presented through the softness and warmth of objects.
Old rosewood is black.
A great talent was born in a short time.
Knowing that it was the old immortal who used Brother Lu's witty remarks,
To teach people to love all things in the world through objects.
Nai Wu!
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