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Eighteen Arhats
- Regular price
- $49.99 USD
- Sale price
- $49.99 USD
- Regular price
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$99.99
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- Dense, fine texture perfect for tea cups.
- Non-porous, doesn't absorb flavors or odors.
- Symbol of wealth and status.
- Aesthetically pleasing with tea color.
- Enhances tea flavor and aroma.
- Pleasurable to hold and drink from.
- Durable and long-lasting.
- Calming and meditative drinking experience.
* Mutton fat jade Porcelain is so named because of its color and texture, which resemble the fat found on a piece of mutton or lamb. It has no direct connection to mutton or fat, and is not made from animal products. It is a type of nephrite jade, a mineral composed of calcium, magnesium, and iron, and is formed through geological processes that occur over millions of years. The term "mutton fat" is used purely as a descriptive term to describe the stone's appearance and texture.
Description
The Eighteen Arhats are a group of Buddhist figures who are considered to be enlightened beings and are revered for their wisdom and spiritual attainment. They are often depicted in Buddhist art and iconography, and their images can be found in temples and other sacred sites throughout Asia. The Eighteen Arhats are believed to be protectors of the Buddhist teachings and are seen as models for practitioners who aspire to achieve enlightenment. Each of the Arhats is associated with specific qualities and attributes, and their stories and teachings are an important part of Buddhist lore and tradition.
Product Info
Specification
Food-Safe:✔
Dishwasher:✖
Microwave:✖
Direct Heat on Stove:✖
Hot Water:✖
Description
The Eighteen Arhats are a group of Buddhist figures who are considered to be enlightened beings and are revered for their wisdom and spiritual attainment. They are often depicted in Buddhist art and iconography, and their images can be found in temples and other sacred sites throughout Asia. The Eighteen Arhats are believed to be protectors of the Buddhist teachings and are seen as models for practitioners who aspire to achieve enlightenment. Each of the Arhats is associated with specific qualities and attributes, and their stories and teachings are an important part of Buddhist lore and tradition.
Product Info
Specification
Food-Safe:✔
Dishwasher:✖
Microwave:✖
Direct Heat on Stove:✖
Hot Water:✖
Process
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1
Draw Line : Use a marker pen to drawre ference points and lineson the surface of the Glass vessel for engraving
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2
Rough Carving : Carve out the basic pattern outline to lay the foundation for detailed carving
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3
Fine Carving: Deeply carve the carved shape to make it more detailed
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4
Stone Mill : Grind the eough surface to make it smooth
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5
Fine Grinding : Carefully polish the entire surface of the glass to bring out its original luster
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6
Polishing : Polishing with fiber disc and cerum oxide
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