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Among the eight artifacts in the story of Gautama Buddha’s path to enlightenment, “Victory Banner” represents triumph and the personal victories one has over his or her demons.

This artistic rendition of a vase symbol comes from the “Ashtamangala”—or “The Eight Fortunes.” A representation of the luck of longevity, wealth, health, and wisdom.

Crystal Ruyi Scepter "The Absolute" by LIULI Crystal Art. Limited Edition of 600 globally. The overall shape of this abstract figurine recalls the infinity symbol, and calls forth the boundless and perpetual force of the ocean."

This artistic rendition of a vase symbol comes from the “Ashtamangala”—or “The Eight Fortunes.” A representation of the luck of longevity, wealth, health, and wisdom. 24K gold gilded.

Crystal Koi (Limited Edition) by LIULI Cyrstal Art. “Across the Nine Heavens we leap” shows the many depths of harmony.

This glasswork interpretation of the ancient scriptures of “Ashtamangala,” or “Eight Offerings,” depicts the symbol of a pair of golden fish. Meticulously handmade using Pate de Verre technique. Gilded in 24K gold.

In the ancient scriptures of the “Ashtamangala,” or Gautama Buddha’s “Eight Offerings” on his path to enlightenment,” the jeweled parasol is the infinite representation of the expansiveness of the universe and its protectiveness.

A crystal glass representation of enlightenment in the form of melodious and harmonious sound. Handmade using Pate de Verre technique.

Among the eight artifacts in the story of Gautama Buddha’s path to enlightenment, “Victory Banner” represents triumph and the personal victories one has over his or her demons.

Crystal Buddha of the Three Treasures by LIULI Crystal Art, including Amitabha, Shakyamuni, Medicine, Guardians of Peace (Set of 3).

This glasswork interpretation of the ancient scriptures of “Ashtamangala,” or “Eight Offerings,” depicts the symbol of a pair of golden fish. Meticulously handmade using Pate de Verre technique.

This artistic rendition of a vase symbol comes from the “Ashtamangala”—or “The Eight Fortunes.” Handmade using Pate de Verre technique.