The art of lacquer has a history of 7000 years in China, and lacquer products have always been royal items.
You know what? A true lacquered object is nurtured inch by inch over time!

Collecting natural lacquer is extremely difficult! Lacquer farmers traverse mountains and valleys, carefully cutting from lacquer trees. They run hundreds of miles and make thousands of cuts to obtain a pound of precious raw liquid! This is’ liquid gold ‘from nature.

Three years of success: This is just the beginning! A high-quality lacquered object needs to go through dozens or even hundreds of complex processes: painting, drying, polishing, and then repainting Repeating in a loop, one should not be impatient. Often, it takes several months or even years to complete! The craftsman’s hard work and time are all deposited in this warm luster.

Why is it so ‘slow’?

Because natural lacquer requires time to slowly dry and solidify in the shade, it cannot be rushed.

Because each layer of paint needs to be polished to the extreme smoothness before the next layer can be applied.

Because craftsmen pursue perfection, are meticulous, and cannot tolerate any carelessness.

Slow work produces fine work, time brews treasures!

Choosing lacquer products not only gives you:

A warm and jade like object that becomes brighter with use

A treasure that is corrosion-resistant, moisture-proof, and long-lasting

A unique and vibrant artwork

It also has a condensed period of time, a precious heart polished by countless craftsmen day and night.