This tabletop ornament is made with the Pate-de-Verre crystal glass casting method, combining unique color blends with master glass craftsmanship. Two fish leap upward, in synchronization, converging in the center where they hold a loose crystal ball in place, symbolizing partnership, wealth, and success.

Great piece. Terrific shade of green.. Sheelah. Dayton, OH. Tue Aug 06 2024

A dancing flame is a symbol of honor and victory. The spinning Liuli pearl at the center, like the Chaos Pearl in the legend of Nezha, is born from fire. It symbolizes a sincere force that eliminates all deception, fights evil with righteousness, and symbolizes victory. In ancient Han Chinese, the flame was also referred to as the “light of glory”. It is the most scintillating part of the fire, the core.

The world is connected in a myriad of intricate ways by the formless dao - a way of existing in the world…like an emotion or a conscious perception. Fish come from oceans, rivers, and ponds to meet upon this hulu gourd. In pursuit of the heart’s dao, people come together and relationships are formed. In China, this is called yuan, a word akin to fate or destiny. Here two fish meet and look toward the same future, in harmony with each other and the times. From the front, the fish appear in delicate relief. From the back, the high-polish and engraved surface implies the presence of deep waters. Front and back together cleverly the internal and external qualities of existence and non-existence.

The back of this piece is flat! It’s like it has been cut in half, also it is really small. It is pretty in the front, just wish it was the same in the back as it is in the front…very strange.. Sherri. US. Sat Aug 09 2025

Made in the shape of an ancient Chinese gold ingot, this tabletop ornament symbolizes good luck in wealth and fortune. Crafted with precision, the piece utilizes an auspicious and culturally traditional shape with a loose-set crystal ball to bring good balance in life.---------------------Founded in 1987 by studio glass artists Loretta H. Yang and Chang Yi, LIULI has grown from a modest workshop in Taiwan to Asia’s leading crystal art brand. Liuli is the phonetic spelling of the Han Dynasty term for glass art and is used to honor the Chinese heritage and culture. Records show that thousands of years ago, the Chinese were highly skilled in pâte de verre a.k.a lost wax casting but the craft was subsequently forgotten. Yang and Chang revived the craft and reintroduced it into the international arena.Today, LIULI has 41 galleries worldwide, and Loretta’s and Chang Yi’s artworks are collected at more than 35 museums around the world. These include the Victoria and Albert museum in London, the Corning Museum of Glass in New York, The National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C., and the Bowers Museum in Orange County. LIULI has received multiple awards, some of which are iF Design and German Red Dot.---------------------Lawrence & Scott is an authorized LIULI Crystal Art showroom. We do not accept offers for LIULI Crystal Art pieces.

I am very happy with my purchase of the “As the Good World Turns” Crystal Art Feng Shui Paperweight in Light Amber. It is a beautiful and meaningful piece that sits perfectly on my office desk. The crystal is elegant and the light amber color gives it a warm, calming presence. The message, “Kindness Turns This Good World,” is a lovely daily reminder that adds a thoughtful and uplifting touch to my workspace. It is both decorative and inspirational, and I’m very pleased to have it as part of my office décor.. Chandra. New York, NY. Sat Mar 14 2026

This handmade crystal glass ornament from the Liuli studios has a loose-set crystal ball among a swirling, yet well-balanced, circular design of ocean waves. Using traditional Chinese symbolism of water for fortune, the piece shows the constant flow of riches in a concentric and well-balanced design.

This is really special. Be mindful that it is petite!. Shelli. WA. Tue May 07 2024

The autumn flower of Chinese literature’s classic “Four Gentlemen,” ever bittersweet and melancholy, is the Chrysanthemum. It blossoms in the fall, blooming when all other flowers wither. This piece comes from Loretta H. Yang’s acclaimed series “Proof of Awareness,” a series that expresses through the zenith of a flower’s beauty the fragile and fleeting nature of life. Yang’s philosophies draw from Far East philosophies and Buddhist teachings. And the artwork that emerges is a deep wisdom on transience and appreciation for beauty. This collector’s edition of the original “Chrysanthemum Dance” is created by the studio in highly limited quantities.