Jun Kiln–“The First Blessing in the World” Pendant

Description

This piece of artwork, “The First Fortune in the World”, originated from the Qing Dynasty Emperor Kangxi when he was praying for the blessing of his grandmother. The word “Fortune” contains five characters of “son, field, talent, longevity, and good fortune”, which means “many sons, many fields, many talents, many lives, and many blessings”, and is unique throughout history. It means “many sons, many fields, many talents, many lives and many blessings”, which is a blessing of “five blessings in one”, and is unique in the past and the present.

The whole body of this piece is covered with high temperature copper-red glaze, after high temperature firing the glaze is glistening, showing a rich and pure ruby red color. The color red represents good fortune, joy and justice in China.

Note: Although the glaze color of the works are all red, but the red glaze hair color still varies because of the kiln fire, please pick your preferred glaze color before you place an order, 向客服cuervoblanco@sina.com索要实物图片. We guarantee that all of our pieces will go through 2-3 rounds of inspections before we send them out physically to make sure they are in good condition, and we will send you a video of the packing to your email address.

Due to the fragile nature of Jun porcelain and the difficulty of transportation, please think twice before confirming your order. After the work is sent out, unless quality or broken problems, returns and exchanges will require the customer to bear the return shipping costs.