Chinese Lacquer

The 8,000-Year-Old Treasure of the Orient
     Natural lacquer, known as “Liquid Gold” in Chinese civilization, is Earth’s oldest organic coating.

The vermilion-lacquered bowl unearthed at Hemudu (7000 BCE) reveals ancient wisdom. Its anti-corrosion, moisture-proof, and timeless qualities made lacquerware the choice of emperors for ritual objects and heirlooms.

Harmony · Fortune · Protection
In Eastern metaphysics, lacquerware channels cosmic energy:
– Vermilion lacquer (Yang) attracts prosperity and vitality, used in space-clearing rituals
– Black lacquer (Water Element) enhances wealth flow and balances environmental chi
– The natural lacquer film creates an “aura shield” against negative energies

Museum-Grade Art · Legacy Craft
 Each piece undergoes 100+ handcrafted processes over months.

From tea sets to jewelry and art objects, these are enduring symbols of Eastern aesthetics that infuse modern spaces with ancient cultural essence.