Crystal Glass Liuli Casting Buddha Statue: Buddha Shakyamuni

Colored glaze can be defined as a lot of crystal glass. It is is also called pate de verre (in France) , liu li (in China) . The brilliance of this material, intensity of colours, and the myriad subtle shades, all contributes for its singularity. Daum, Lalique, Liu Li Gong Fang are the representative in this field.
In old days of China, glassware is generally called colored glaze. It’s a kind of material that could be dated back from 3000 years ago, which was only used by regius people. Colored glaze is regarded as one of the most famous ware of China, as well as the treasure of Buddhism. Nowadays, we take colored glaze as an auspicious material that would bring good luck, for both health and wealth.
For the melt of rare metal, colored glaze has the flamboyant and fluid color, showing its elegant and graceful taste. And the traditional production method called lost-wax mould, each mould could be only used once, making each piece unique both on colour represence and outline details. That makes each product a masterpiece.