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About Cloisonné Enamel

  • Cloisonné enamel is a kind of ware made by welding soft flat copper wire on a copper body, filling the patterns with enamel glaze and firing. It was popular during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty in China. The production technology was relatively mature, and the enamel glaze used was mostly blue.

    Cloisonné enamel is famous for its elegant and beautiful shape, bright colors, gorgeous and colorful patterns and various varieties. It is not only one of the representatives of traditional Chinese crafts, but also an important part of the world's cultural heritage. In modern times, cloisonné is still loved and paid attention to by people, and is widely used in art collection, interior decoration and gift making.

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Cloisonné Enamel in the British Museum

  • The British Museum houses a significant collection of cloisonné enamel pieces, showcasing the rich history and artistry of this ancient craft.

    The British Museum has a precious Ming Xuande Cloisonné jar with cloud dragon pattern in its collection. This large cloisonné jar has the following characteristics:

    • Huge shape: 62 cm in height.
    • Well preserved: The whole vessel is intact, and the large lid is also intact.
    • Exquisite craftsmanship: The jar is large in shape and colorful.
    • Unique: It is regarded as the best of early Chinese cloisonné enamel art.

    The neck of the jar is gilded with the words "Dabao Xuande Nianzhi" and "Made for Imperial Supervision", and the bottom of the foot is also engraved with the same words, which is unique in enamelware. From the shape to the production process, the beauty of cloisonné enamel is perfectly presented on this antique jar. Any detail of the jar can be magnified 30 times to appreciate without any flaws.

  •  British Museum

    The British Museum is a public museum dedicated to human history, art and culture located in the Bloomsbury area of London. Its permanent collection of eight million works is the largest in the world. It documents the story of human culture from its beginnings to the present. The British Museum was the first public national museum to cover all fields of knowledge.

Production process

  • Filigree craft

    Use thin and soft copper wire, through manual pinching, to outline various exquisite patterns and lines. The thickness, curvature and spacing of the copper wire are carefully designed, showing unparalleled delicacy and exquisiteness.

  • Blue dot coloring

    Fill the outline of the pinched pattern with various enamel glazes. The glaze is bright and full in color. After multiple firing and polishing, it presents a smooth and bright surface with long-lasting color.

  • Polishing

    After multiple grinding and polishing processes, the surface flaws and rough parts are removed, so that the work presents a mirror-like luster, highlighting the magnificence and nobility of the filigree enamel.

Scenes

  • Home decoration

    Put it in the living room, study, bedroom and other spaces to add an artistic atmosphere and enhance the taste of the home.

  • Gift giving

    As a high-end gift, it can be given to relatives, friends and business partners to express deep friendship and respect.

  • Collection investment

    Cloisonné enamel has extremely high artistic value and collection value, and its value continues to grow over time.

Sales Process

  • Customer Orders

  • Packing

    Non-customized products shipped within 48 hours

  • Shipping

    by air

  • Customs Declaration

  • Receiving

    8~15 days in total

After-sales service

  • Tax-free

    VAT and Customs Duties

  • Free shipping

  • Quality assurance

  • 24-hour customer service

  • Returns and exchanges within 30 days

Q & A

Why is the inventory so low?

All our products are handmade, which takes time, but they are unique.

Do I need to pay any other fees?

You only need to pay the product price. We will be responsible for the transportation and taxes of the products.

When will the order be shipped?

If the item is in stock, we will ship it within 48 hours. If it is not in stock, or you ask the craftsman to make a new item if it is in stock, this is OK, but it will take about 3-7 days.

How to transport?

Our craftsmen are in China, and the materials are also in China. Therefore, we have set up factories and warehouses in China. All small items are shipped from China to you by air. If you are in Europe or Asia, it usually takes 10 days, and if you are in America and Asia, it usually takes 15 days.

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