In 1506, the Emperor Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty sent a merchant ship called "Fangyuan" to visit Europe. Many of the goods on board were the exclusive craftsmanship of the royal royal family. Unexpectedly, in the face of pirates, set fire to the ship, the rare treasures on the ship sink into the sea. At the time, the Italian businessman Digal in China heard the news and immediately informed the European aristocratic fleet to salvage the ship's rare treasures in the East China Sea. They found that in this ship treasure, there were a number of crystal cracks like crystal cracks that were blown away by the fire. The lobes were naturally layered and full of three-dimensionality. Soon, this batch of pottery products was introduced into Europe and became a luxury item in the European aristocratic family.
design concept:
Joining the traditional Chinese culture "Koi" means "rich, auspicious, healthy and happy"; it represents "peace, wealth, status" in Western countries. It is made from the traditional crafts of Jingdezhen in China.
