Chinese lacquer is a millennium-old intangible cultural heritage, made by manually applying the sap of natural lacquer trees. The vessels naturally carry the texture of time, embedding an understated Chinese aesthetic in the lacquer surface, and possess both ornamental and heirloom collection value.

Modern Chinese brocade uses natural mulberry silk as raw material and has uniquely created a digital simulation color silk weaving technique. It precisely restores the delicate gradation of paintings, with smooth color transitions, combining both aesthetic and collectible value.

Wood carvings are selected from high-quality hardwood and go through multiple processes, using techniques such as round carving and relief carving to carve along the wood grain. Each cut hides the craftsman’s heart, carrying the wisdom of generations of craftsmanship, making it a uniquely charming treasure of Eastern woodwork.

Embroidery uses satin as the paper and silk threads as ink, blending the various stitching techniques of the four famous Chinese embroideries. Craftsmen use skilled stitching to capture landscapes, flowers, and birds; the silk threads are lustrous and mellow, with three-dimensional layers, embodying the refined aesthetic of the East.

The refractive index of high-transparency organic crystal is similar to that of natural crystal, with extremely high transparency, emitting a jewel-like luster, shining brilliantly, and capable of expressing artistic works of various shapes.

Selected high-grade top-grain cowhide, customized to blend multiple leather colors around the overall style and color system of the tea space. Inheriting the hand-rubbing coloring technique, it preserves the unique layered texture of the leather.

Combining current trends in tea space styles, we customize and mix multiple sets of wood color systems. Adhering to the craftsmanship of handmade woodwork, we carefully handle the wood color-matching process to restore the natural texture of the wood.