Listening to Spring in Secluded Valley Pahua Set

Design Highlights：The body features a blue base with a gradient of light to dark, personally designed by a master ceramic artist. The vase is fully painted with a hundred-flower motif, with petal shapes finalized through the master’s repeated sketches—intricate yet orderly. Linglong openwork and color painting complement each other, exuding lightness and transparency while retaining a sense of luxury. The layered composition hides auspicious symbolism, showcasing the master’s modern interpretation of traditional aesthetics.

Craftsmanship Features：Developed using the master team’s multi-layer gradient glaze technology, the light and dark blue glazes are precisely proportioned to create a natural, smooth color transition after firing. The Ba Hua pattern scraping technique adorns the surface with floral patterns, with carving depth controlled manually by artisans. Linglong openwork is then applied to hollowed sections, resulting in a unique interplay of light and shadow when illuminated, highlighting innovative expressions of traditional craftsmanship.

Usage Scenarios：As an artistic masterpiece supervised by the master, this piece combines elegant design, auspicious symbolism, and exquisite craftsmanship. Ideal for display in living rooms or studies to elevate taste, it also serves as a high-end gift for festivals, conveying good wishes with both ornamental and collectible value.