Grapes Garden Fun Porcelain Plate

Chapter 1??Morning Light under the Grapevine
Imagine the early morning dew still hanging on the vines of an European estate; Jingdezhen artisans capture this moment with their brushes??deep purple grapes with their sweet, drooping weight, and three chicks chasing each other in the grass, like fluffy balls. This is not a cold printed pattern; when you run your fingertips over the surface, you can feel the subtle raised brushstrokes from the underglaze. Each grape requires seven layers of glaze to achieve this translucent quality from the craftsmen.
Chapter 2??Gilded Waltz
We adhere to the traditional “Seventy-two Processes” technique: a plain body, after firing at 1320??C, is transformed into a jade-like base, capable of bearing such vibrant scenes. The most delightful element is the golden rim, achieved through the ancient “Gold Line on Gold” technique, where real gold powder is mixed into the glaze, and over time, it becomes more mellow and warm, like the enduring friendship between old friends.
Chapter 3??Gift Philosophy Across East and West
When New York designer Sarah received it, she said, “Placed on the entry table, it heals me every time I come home.” Grapes hold the meaning of “many sons and much fortune” in the East, while in the West, they symbolize the joy of Dionysus, the wine god; the tender yellow down on the chicks made French children exclaim, “Poussin! (Little chick!).” The included Casio Lin display stand can be adjusted 15 degrees, allowing it to shine with museum-quality lighting effects on either a mantelpiece or a curio cabinet.