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This tabletop handmade ornament is another LIULI creation inspired by the classic Chinese concept of “Ruyi," a reminder that one can be inspired to achieve anything they desire.

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.

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.

A smooth layering of colors seeps into the artwork here from its focal point—the qilin. Handmade using Pate de Verre technique.

A crystal glass figurine from LIULI's "The Beauty of the Tang Dynasty" collection. Handmade using Pate de Verre technique.

This crystal glass Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva figurine was handmade using Pate de Verre technique and finished with a gold-plated metal cane.

This crystal glass figurine of orchids over soft rippling water was handmade using Pate de Verre technique.

As the smallest artwork of its collection, “Swim toward Fortune” utilizes its medium to great effect all the same to capture and play with light.

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.

Handmade using Pate de Verre technique and finished with a touch of 24K gold

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.

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.