LIULI Crystal Art Home Accents

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.

Lovely but very small.. Laurie. Austin, TX. Sun May 24 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. Wed May 08 2024

This Fengshui-inspired collection draws from millennia-old motifs in classic art to invoke the best within us: Positivity, self-encouragement, and courage. The heavenly harmony of clouds uplifts one to aspire for greatness. These artistic motifs remind us of creating that energy for ourselves in our own space that may elevate our atmosphere and forge a strong relationship with the “Fengshui” or energy of our homes and workplaces. In life, love, and business, we can find harmony anywhere.

Amy. Atlanta, GA. Thu Dec 09 2021

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. Wed Aug 07 2024

Drawing from the meditative wisdom of Buddhism, Loretta H. Yang’s Tranquil Heart lotus flower represents the transcendence of worry and achievement of purity. The lotus blossoms by rising through mud, symbolizing purity and flawless peace. This exceptional type of beauty comes from within, a power of cleansing the heart and freeing oneself from negativity. That purity is embodied in this glass piece, an artwork that expertly uses transparency to its advantage and expression.

Beautiful piece for our Front Entry table. Our toddler thinks it's so beautiful we have to move it closer to the center every inch he grows! It is a beautiful piece.. Randall. Norfolk, VA. Tue Mar 10 2026

Two majestic koi fish gracefully swimming amidst the glistening waves, forming a harmonious circle. Like the Yin and Yang in the Tai Chi symbol, these elegant creatures symbolize the unyielding vitality of life.

Its beautiful… I thought it was bigger that’s all. Evette. Deerfield Beach, FL. Thu Jun 04 2026

The stunning "amorous world" art piece is a remarkable reminder of the power of love. Its beautiful rose captures both benevolence and charity, making it an inspiring symbol that evokes feelings with its impressive color placement and texture detail. It's powerful yet graceful message can make all those who see it appreciate life-long values in delightful simplicity.

Rendered in liuli crystal, leaves and fish become stars of the show, complementing each other. Lotus leaves symbolize harmony, goldfish means abundance and good luck, this design creates an elegant movement of pure beauty in life. Two fish are presented in negative carving, but the polished surface on lotus leaves is used to show their movement and expression in the water. The process of sculpting is particularly complicated. The sculpture of the fish and the positioning need to be done prior to the prototype, then join two fish sculptures on the prototype with reiteration on the details of the junction being smooth and organic.

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 peony, a symbol of life's abundance and vitality, bursts forth in this stunning artwork. It is a reminder of the wealth of love and kindness within your own heart, waiting to bloom just like this spectacular liuli peony. Embrace your inner garden and transform your world into a dazzling landscape of beauty and fulfillment.

In Asian culture, particularly in Chinese tradition, peaches are often associated with blessings of longevity and immortality. This symbolism stems from ancient mythology, where peaches were believed to grant eternal life to those who consumed them. It's a heartfelt gesture that conveys sincere blessings for health, happiness, and longevity throughout the coming year and beyond.

Clusters of blooming flowers “forget-me-not” is a symbol of genuine and sincere, and enduring love. Layers of petals open toward a Liuli pearl in the center, the color blue extending outward like water. The over design is symmetrical in form, which brings forth prosperity, opulence, and beauty visually. Enveloped in flowers, liuli pearl is also the symbol of a brilliant and wondrous world.

The lily flower belongs to the month of May. It blooms during the quiet transition from spring to summer without the ostentatiousness of the peony or the peach blossom's vividness. The lily invokes beauty in simplicity. This decorative glass piece by LIULI studio reflects that quiet confidence manifested in the subdued yet penetrating color tones of lucid beauty. Coming from a collection of twelve flower glassworks, each representing its respective month of the year, the lily reigns over May.

This artwork depicts a fish leaping upward from a lotus pond, propelled by the strength of its tail, body, and fins, ascending toward the Dragon Gate. The moment captures determination and upward movement, symbolizing the pursuit of higher achievement. In feng shui, fish and water represent smooth progress and favorable conditions. It conveys a future full of opportunity, making it especially meaningful for those striving in their careers, seeking promotion, or embracing a new direction.

This design features a tiger ascending a mountainous peak, mighty and ferocious. It calls out to the other animals with a roar, announcing its rightful place as king. From raised fur to tongue, the tiger’s power comes through in the sculpture. The sculptural realism connects with the viewer, igniting the tiger within. Under its mighty paws is a ruyi, an ancient Chinese symbol of auspiciousness and hope. The ruyi’s unique and elegant shape is often found in Chinese art. LIULI combines traditional Chinese totems with realism as a blessing for a mighty, prolific, and benevolent new year.

Buddha embodies compassion and wisdom, and the Buddha sculpture is a reminder for all of us to love and care. “Present Mindfulness” is a set of three Buddhas: Amitabha Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, and Medicine Buddha, representing the past, the present, and the future of cultivating peace. They remind us that the past is understood through learning, and the present is understood through cultivation. This gives us a grasp of the future and releases us from apprehension. Shakyamuni Buddha guides all beings to practice compassion through their actions, words, and intentions. With boundless artfulness and intelligibility in his prose, he enlightens all beings to understand the truth and enter Buddhism, and he guides people in the present to realize the true meaning of Buddha-Dharma. In Buddhism, praying to Shakyamuni Buddha is for enlightenment, peace, and happiness.

The tradition of an ornamented drinking vessel comes to life with this highly embellished artwork of an elephant-flanked crystal chalice art piece. Titled, “Full of Prosperity and Honor around,” the glasswork possesses a complete balance of design in its symmetry and the use of contrasting textures: While the rounded base is decorated in rich floral reliefs, it slopes gently upwards in a smooth polish, providing a soft background for the central pieces that emerge from the artwork. The inspiration for the chalice comes from the age-old tradition of drinking. Here, a metaphorical toast is raised to prosperity and honor—forever solidifying the sentiment in an act and ritual of paying respect.

Azure Dragon represents the element wood, the eastern direction, the spring season. East is where the Sun rises, therefore dragon epitomizes rising to eminence, and the ability to readily grasp the overall situation. The dragon’s body progressively loops from front to back, creating a sense of interlaced time and space. Gripped in the dragon’s hand are the sun, an object of worship since ancient times, and a traditional symbol of peace, longevity, and well-being. Superimposed on the dragon is a swirling auspicious Ruyi cloud, representing good luck and prosperity. forming a distinctive contrast with the detailed representation of the dragon itself. Associated with the four quadrants of the vault of heaven is the Azure Dragon of the East, the Vermillion Bird of the South, the White Tiger of the West, and the Black Tortoise of the North; in the center is the Qilin (unicorn). Each region corresponds to one of the five elements: metal (west), wood (east), water (north), fire (south), and earth (center). Moving across the night sky, the stars connect all life to the five elements. When the universe and elements are aligned, harmony ensues.

Buddha embodies compassion and wisdom, and the Buddha sculpture is a reminder for all of us to love and care. “Present Mindfulness” is a set of three Buddhas: Amitabha Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, and Medicine Buddha, representing the past, the present, and the future of cultivating peace. They remind us that the past is understood through learning, and the present is understood through cultivation. This gives us a grasp of the future and releases us from apprehension. Medicine Buddha, though, is named for his healing power to eradicate illness of life and death, but he not only cures all beings of their bodily pain and disease but also heals their incomplete hearts and minds. Praying to Medicine Buddha is for healing and good health.

Ascent of the visionary can be looked at as two halves. The upper half features a tiger ascending a mountain to overlook the animals and life below it, overflowing with light. The realistic three-dimensional sculpture brings the animal to life. It is the epitome of a classic garden design element: water turns according to the mountain, and the mountain lives for the water. In the lower half, Liuli designers joined elements of mountain and water in an innovative expression. Bring this sculpture into the home or office to add an element of carefree joy. This design expresses itself in both realism and classicism and makes an ideal gift for international friends. It is also a fitting gift for someone who has received a promotion, mentors, or elders. Place it in the study, office, or sitting room to add an element of culture.

Beautiful piece of art!. Linda. Greenwood, SC. Sun Jan 04 2026

This Fengshui-inspired collection draws from millennia-old motifs in classic art to invoke the best within us: Positivity, self-encouragement, and courage. The Hulu, for one, symbolizes the harmony of Earth and all that is nourishing. These artistic motifs remind us of creating that energy for ourselves in our own space that may elevate our atmosphere and forge a strong relationship with the “Fengshui” or energy of our homes and workplaces. In life, love, and business, we can find harmony anywhere.

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Fri May 29 2026

The vermillion bird represents the element fire, the color vermilion red, the southern direction, and summer. The Shan Hai Jing describes the phoenix as being born on Dan Mountain. Also called the Dan Phoenix. The phoenix also refers to one of exceptional talent and was born in a south-facing valley at the South Pole, and symbolizes talent and lofty aspirations. The vermillion bird is said to bring prosperity, progeny, and peace. Vermilion red is also a celebratory color in traditional Asian culture for weddings and new business openings. This piece is an ingenious juxtaposition of detail and sparseness, color and transparency, space and form. The vermillion bird appears like the blazing sun, distant yet near, forever shining, representing our deepest wishes. The nature of glass transports the light and presents a space for imagination to spark. Associated with the four quadrants of the vault of heaven is the Azure dragon of the East, the Vermillion bird of the South, the white tiger of the West, and the black tortoise of the North; in the center is the Qilin (unicorn). Each region corresponds to one of the five elements: Metal (west), wood (east), water (north), fire (south), and earth (center). Moving across the night sky, the stars connect all life to the five elements. When the universe and elements are aligned, harmony ensues.

"Pure Heart Revolution" is a collectible miniature LIULI glass prayer wheel, a piece of Zen home décor ideal for display and use. The sandblasted frame of this meditation décor bears a Tang Dynasty floral motif, and the Heart Sutra is engraved on the crystal prayer wheel itself. It is a concise text on the form and formlessness of being that has long been studied by seekers of wisdom. Though quite elusive to human understanding, it is the most influential of Buddhist sutras. The prayer wheel seems to come alive in a radiant blaze when spun near a source of light, brightening your home and helping you navigate this world of confusion with an unsullied heart.Pure Heart RevolutionHeart Sutra on LIULI Prayer WheelEmbrace a pure heart,expel emptiness and delusion.At your side, benevolence and wisdom,as your dreamscycle into perpetual repetition.Item No.:PED262.ADAAZColor:ClearSize:4.13"L x 1.77"D x 5.91"H inchesMaterial:Crystal Glass

The standalone crystal flower piece from the Peaceful Existence collection is a curious and seemingly diminutive variety of flower presented in glasswork. Its charming disposition declares its own uniqueness. The moth orchid, sculpted here in vivid hues of red with golden undertones, is believed to accompany the arrival of good fortune in classic Chinese literature. The flower is contrasted with its base—a lovingly familiar shape reminiscent of the full moon, and in full bloom, it mimics a moth under a light opening its wings to take flight. The messenger of good luck and fortune is polished to perfection and boasts immaculate color-placement techniques that are signature of LIULI studio artisans. Viewing oneself through flowers and the world through a vase is an ancient Chinese philosophy. Through the purity of the moth orchid, we see the intrinsic goodness of the heart.

All Is Beauty captures the moment when abundance quietly takes form. As a butterfly comes to rest, fullness has already arrived—without sound, without display. Grapes gather along a gently arched vine, bending beneath their own richness, a graceful gesture of happiness overflowing that symbolizes prosperity, family unity, and blessings that deepen with time. The simple, rounded base represents life itself—grounded, complete, and unadorned—while the butterflies arrive as gentle messengers of good fortune, natural, unforced, and perfectly timed. Together, they suggest a life embraced by happiness rather than seeking it. Here, beauty does not announce itself; it reveals itself slowly through patience and harmony. In this quiet convergence of fruit, light, and life, All Is Beauty expresses a softly unfolding happiness—where abundance ripens in silence, and grace settles naturally into the heart.

Design Concept:This tabletop ornament is made in the shape of an ancient Chinese gold ingot that 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 a good balance in life.

“Heads Up!” reminds us to look up and ahead to the future, implying a good and prosperous one to all and responding to the new gallery’s re-opening. Adding endearingly to the element of luck is the traditional Chinese Sycee (ingot) on which the decor piece rests for fortune and wealth. Last but not least, the customized crystal base (with a peony flower in gold foil lines) accentuates the utmost preciousness of a dog’s loyalty and unconditional love. The Crystal French Bulldog, titled “Heads Up!”, is LIULI's first US-only design, limited to 100 pieces nationwide. It includes a customized crystal base with a peony flower in gilded gold foil lines.

The peony is the epitome of richness and fullness of life. This peony flower artwork shows no shortage of those qualities. Titled, “Prosperous Heart, Prosperous World” it alludes to the richness of life that comes from within. By putting kindness and love into practice, one can live a fulfilled life beginning from the heart and emulating the fullness and layered richness of the extravagant liuli peony flower.

The Beauty of Harmony is small in size, but its diminutive form holds unbounded wisdom. This crystal paperweight continues a LIULI tradition of combining the Taiji symbol (yin-yang symbol) with the head of a dragon. Here, the dragon's body is drawn into a circle to represent the cycle of yin and yang, harmony, peace, and wisdom. Its head is intricately detailed with a tendril motif. The design echoes that of China's "first dragon," a jade artifact from the kingdom of Hongshan. The glimmering amber and subtle coloration yield a powerful, enigmatic effect as only liuli can.

This piece is absolutely beautiful. The recipient (my sister) loved it. She held it up to the sun and the colors shone through magnificently. The work on this piece is flawless and the box that housed this paper weight was gorgeous as well. Delivery was quick and on time. Thank you.. Darlene. Coldstream, BC. Tue Jun 08 2021

The stunning "amorous world" art piece is a remarkable reminder of the power of love. Its beautiful rose captures both benevolence and charity, making it an inspiring symbol that evokes feelings with its impressive color placement and texture detail. It's powerful yet graceful message can make all those who see it appreciate life-long values in delightful simplicity.

These crystal glass chopstick stands features two love birds cuddling with each other.It makes the most unique wedding, anniversary, house-warming gift, and wedding favors.Item No.:VGD017.ATXAZSize:1.80"L x 0.80"D x 2.40"H inchesMaterial:Crystal GlassContent:Come with 2 chopstick standsFunction:Chopsticks Stand* Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, the color and dimensions will vary slightly.

A triple-inlaid flower motif gracefully dances on the auspicious scepter, resting upon the brocade cushion. This marks a season of blooming flowers and fluttering butterflies. The scepter's head, shaft, and tail feature the luxurious peony, the long-lived chrysanthemum, and auspicious cloud patterns respectively.

Cute and delightful, the new Zodiac pair designs at LIULI are the embodiment of pure exuberance. United by joy and sharing memory, a gift given to honor the eternal and ever-abiding alliance of love and companionship. The color of a soothing shade of cerulean blue, these handcrafted crystal pairs feature a collection of 12 beloved characters of the Chinese zodiac, including the youthful, wide-eyed ox and the ever astute, aware, and charming rat, and the horse, with its noble stature and bravery.

Clear display acrylic with white logo engraving.

This design shows a dragon emerging from the sea, symbolic of emergence, rising power, success, bravery, and boldness. The well-balanced yet assertive shape of the wave seen here compliments the fine details of the rising expression—confident and righteous.

This art piece captures the fleeting moment of transition between the winter and spring seasons. A deluge of peach blossoms cascade across the focal point of the artwork, protected on either side by the purity of snow-like liuli crystal. The piece pays homage to both the awakening of a fragrant spring as well as the quietude of the winter sleep. The lifelike details of peach blossoms in high and low relief express perfectly the season’s dance-like spirit, bursting forth from the cold in that single and unforgettable moment.Awakening of Heaven and EarthFrozen earth, glacial skies,shieldthat which is incorruptible.Without doubtor confusiona prolific eruption of fuchsiarecallsthe awakening of heaven and earth.

Clear display acrylic with white logo engraving.

JUNK PURE AND SIMPLE. NOT CRYSTAL BUT PLASTIC.. Angelo. Hollywood, FL. Tue Sep 10 2024

Guan Gong was a famous general in the Three Kingdoms period (220–280 CE). In light of his bravery, wisdom, and military prowess—all graphically recorded in the Annals of the Three Kingdoms—later emperors awarded him various posthumous titles, including that of duke (gong). He is also widely seen as a model of Confucian virtues, especially benevolence, justice, courtesy, wisdom, faith, loyalty, righteousness, and courage. His many exploits have been handed down and extolled from generation to generation, culminating in his apotheosis during the Sui dynasty (581–618 CE). In Chinese Buddhist temples, he is venerated as the bodhisattva Guan Di, one of the principal protectors of the Dharma. In Daoism, he is venerated as the Guan Sheng Emperor. He is also worshipped as the God of War, and as a tutelary deity of wealth and literature. In this large piece cast in burgundy, Guan Gong is depicted as the heroic God of War, mounted on the famous horse Red Hare. Gripping his glistening half-crescent spear, the “green dragon crescent blade,” the majestic Guan Gong is clad in armor and clutches his beard with his left hand. The vivid depth of detail in his facial expression, armor, and mount lends the entire piece a lifelike appearance. The flowing cloak and flying mane imbue the work with dynamic energy. The base supporting the horse is in a flower-cloud motif. Guan Gong’s gilded spear is made of composite metal and inlaid with zircon, and is held in place by nothing but its own weight. This sculpture is the first image of Guan Gong on horseback produced by LIULI and gives full expression to the awe-inspiring bearing of this celebrated figure of Chinese culture and history.

Fuzzy is a beautiful little lamb. Wherever she appears, a commotion befitting a Hollywood starlet ensues. She never chatters needlessly but quietly cares deeply for each friend, tenderly protecting everyone. Personality: Calm, Emotionally stable Strengths: Analytical, Making decisions

The classic peacock in Chinese art is a theme often represented in narratives pertaining to benevolence and beauty. It is a symbol of opulence, of a richness beyond wealth but in heart and virtue. Indeed, as referenced in “The Lost Book of Zhou,” these virtues symbolized by the animal are: Loyalty, trust, respect, strength, gentleness, stability, purity, and fluidity. Here, studio artists chose to emphasize that internal beauty by crafting the sculpture in negative relief. The elegant feathers of the birds fan out, radiating an effulgence from within that is encapsulated in one indelible message of the true richness of a beautiful and radiant heart.

In this exquisitely balanced crystal glass piece, many contrasts come into play as a vibrant and glowing art statement radiates with taste. Unique color blends (varying with every individual piece) contrast almost as sharply as the juxtaposed shapes and lines in the piece’s composition. Historically pervasive motifs of juxtaposing circles and squares are reminiscent of a Far East cultural aesthetic, while the central figures are sculpted in negative relief, hinting at grand opportunities and riches lying just beneath the surface. Represent hidden potential and riches that await, this art piece is the perfect gift in wishing someone great profit and wealth.

Two phoenixes sound off in pursuit of an ideal spiritual companion. Lofty in character, the phoenix soars suspended in mid-air. The phoenix is the messenger of light, it symbolizes love, harmony. As the bearer of luck, auspiciousness, and fortuitous love, the image of the phoenix is widely used as a blessing for a fulfilling and harmonious marriage. Within this rich and complex symbolism, the phoenix rises, in search of and creating an ideal world bursting with life and color. Of beauty, kindness, and rebirth, may the phoenix’s divine spirit and beautiful legend bless this world with unlimited auspiciousness and fortune. Vivid details of two phoenixes’ wings and gazes were made possible because of the pate de Verre technique. Looking at each other in grace posture and gentle gaze, two phoenixes paint a vision of harmony. The high polished base design sparks a modern, yet timeless moment of love.

This art deco piece from the studios of LIULI Crystal Art comes from a collection of four mythical creatures — each correlating to a compass direction. With a deep background in Chinese cultural symbolism, the bird seen here in “Guardian of the South – Splendor of the Vermillion Bird” also called ‘Zhuniao’, refers to the phoenix. It is said to have the ability to be reborn from the fire, just like the immortal bird in western mythology, so it is also named fire phoenix. In Chinese legend, Zhuque is said to have a chicken’s head, swallow’s chin, snake’s neck, fish’s tail, and five-color feather. In ancient China, there are four mythical creatures with godly power which protect us from all devils and evil spirits. Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Vermillion Bird, and Black Tortoise; Azure Dragon is the guardian of the East, White Tiger is the guardian of the West, Vermillion Bird is the guardian of the South, Tortoise is the guardian of the North.

The circular polished center is the focal point of the design. It is like the surface of a clear pool, and also like a magnifying glass that shows two fish’s movements. It seems two fish are swimming together leisurely, and enjoying their respective joy at the same time. From the front view, it’s when you dive into the water and watch fish swim and see everything clearly from the seafloor- the Taihu rock stands up tall, fish swims in between; on the other hand, the polished surface recreates an experience of viewing from atop of the water. These two perspectives were combined into one design, making the artwork more interesting to view. In a nutshell, when appreciating things from different perspectives, we may be able to release ourselves from boundaries or physical limits and reach intellectual freedom. Joyful harmony a majestic mountain, a limpid pool, the heart is limitless. Like a shadow to the form, the sun and moon mirror each other in joyful harmony.

Just a stunning piece--the depth of color is gorgeous. Very intricate detail but heavy and stable.. Rebecca. Phoenix, MD. Sun Feb 20 2022

2023 is the Year of the Rabbit. People who are born in the Year of the Rabbit have the personality traits of kindness and patience. During the new year celebration, we get together and share meals together with family and friends, and wish for a prosperous new year forward. This tableware is designed for this moment of joy and sharing with loved ones.Ruyi Rabbit DishGood days andbeautiful sightscome togetherwith auspiciousness,in alignment with the heart,in perpetuity.Flowers in bloomare best admired together,with the ruyi rabbit.

This design depicts the dragon in natural repose as it winds around to form a taichi and conveys its power. The dragon’s head emerges with a persistent gaze as it safeguards the natural order in a way only it can command. Liuli absorbs and reflects light across varying sculptural depths and polished surfaces to convey the dragon’s internal power. The design as a whole is built upon Daoist philosophy: From taichi, two complementary forces are born; from two complementary forces, four aggregates are born; from four aggregates, eight trigrams are born. This is also symbolic of the dragon - a mythical beast that unites all with the power of the sun under the natural order. In the vast universe, the sun is the source of all life. With the dragon, it nurtures and guides the world in harmonious coexistence.IntentionAir - without form,form - without shape,elusive yet heavy with significance.Twisting and turning,going with the flow,with opportunity,with a raised head -that is how we move.Item No.:PEA134.ADACASize:7.8”W * 3.8”D* 8.1”H inchesMaterial:Crystal Glass

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Fri May 29 2026

This lifelike pineapple design of the LIULI Enrich collection pays homage to the richness of fertile land and the blessings that come with it. In “Flying High,” jagged leaves shoot upward in an ambitious attempt to stand bold. Chinese tradition has always associated pineapples with great luck. Because of its bold appearance and delectable fruit, the pineapple is an irreplaceable part of agriculture that represents both robustness and fruitfulness. From top to bottom the pineapple is splendid and robust. It matures gradually and thoughtfully, a reflection of the wisdom of this land. Sharp green leaves point forcefully upward; peel back the tough armour to reveal a sweet and supple interior. The design is lifelike, in praise of life. Leaves - layered and upward reaching, each liuli frond carefully sculpted, the highest point representing the zenith of life. Fruit - in layers with the bottom half in high polish, conveying the simplicity that comes with age and maturity. Many Chinese equate the pineapple with luck. As a classic fruit of fortune, place this design within the home to encourage strength of character and luck in life and business. The pineapple symbolizes a person of upright and determined character, a person who advances with courage in both love and business. The black pineapple is a symbol of love.

Laughter of the Little Maitreya BuddhaA belly full of laughterCleanses the world of unrest;A compassionate heartIncites moral wealth.Item No.:PED251.ADAACSize:4.5" L x 2.0" D x 5.2" H inchesMaterial:Crystal Glass

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Tue Jan 07 2025