Jing Tai Lan / the Chinese Cloisonné

These beautiful and colorful art crafts in front of the camera are named “Jing Tai Lan”. It is a combination of Chinese traditional bronze and china arts, paintings, carving arts and foreign enamel techniques. Such folk art craft has experienced repeated practices and compromise for several hundred years in the hands of Chinese craftsmen！ In the mid 15th century -- the “Jing Tai” period in the Ming Dynasty, this art craft had its own features and were pretty mature. It used to be named “Jing Tai Lan” because such articles were solely made in blue at the beginning. “Lan” means blue. Although there are various colors of enamel developed later on, the name “Jing Tai Lan” is still used to refer to this kind of art craft, but not only a color any more. Articles of Jing Tai Lan are magnificent, colorful, shinning, and are worthy of appreciating and collecting. However, its production procedure can be very complicated and thus it is priced so high that the common people usually cann