I received my items today (Monday for me). And they are beautiful!
Thank you so much for all your help,
Kindest Regards.
Amy Buckley, Wisconsin[United States] - 1/13/2009
Hello! I have recieved my order yesterday, thank you very much. And thank you for the shawl! I must say that the dress is very nice made!
Susan van den Outenaar, Gouda[Netherlands] - 11/23/2006
I introduce you that the scarf has received today. Thank you very much.
Greetings from Germany!
H. Pfeiffer, Hannover[Germany] - 12/16/2009
Lacquer has been used in Chinese Arts since about 200 BC. Lacquer come from the sap of a Lacquer tree ( Native to Southern China ). It is harvested much like Maple Sap in the United States and Canada. Lacquer is an extremely tedious process. Many coats are needed to create a thickness that can be carved. As many as 100 to 150 coats may be used on some pieces to achieve the desired thickness. Each layer must dry before the next can be applied. It takes up to 4 months to make a single piece.
The most popular coloring used in Lacquer goods is called Cinnabar, which is made from mercury. The name comes from its dark red color.
A fine quality Chinese cinnabar lacquer covered piggy cosmetic case, of round piggy form with carving, deeply carved with flower and Fortune icon, and finely carved in shallow relief with symmetric patterns, interior and base lacquered black.