[The zodiac sign is Ox (three-in-one and six-in-one lucky guardian)-(rat, snake, chicken) large string of Chinese knot pendants]

https://cdn01.pinkoi.com/product/5SmiN2p3/0/1/800x0.jpg https://cdn01.pinkoi.com/product/5SmiN2p3/1/800x0.jpg https://cdn01.pinkoi.com/product/5SmiN2p3/2/800x0.jpg https://cdn01.pinkoi.com/product/3suMgbvJ/3/800x0.jpg **│Introduction to Jiaozhi Pottery│** **Cochin ware] in pottery**originally soft pottery that was fired with**glaze in Fujian or Guangdong in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties in China**The reason why it is called**"Cochin ware"**is that most of this kind of pottery is suitable for containers filled with "flavors" and is small in size. At that time, Japan's trading ships leading to the Nanyang area introduced it to Japan and it was named. Because the works at that time were petite, exquisite and very beautiful, they were greatly appreciated by the Japanese who liked the "tea ceremony" and called them "Xianghe". Moreover, because Cochin yaki had extremely beautiful shapes, it was also called**"Shape Mono Xianghe".**. In its production, the pattern is framed by "stacking lines and laid out", and then the lines are used as boundaries, and then the glaze color is applied. It is said that this method inherits the technical tradition of the famous craftsman "Fahua". Jiaozhi pottery was introduced to Taiwan in the 18th century and was******to as**Yewang by the people**, about the late Ming and Qing Dynasties**In the early days, Ye Wang had a talent for sculpting clay, and he was also obsessed with the research and experiment of ancient glazes, making Taiwan's Cochin pottery artistic achievements far beyond those of its birthplace. According to legend, King Ye was making pottery at the Ciji Palace in Xuejia. A war horse from the nearby Xuejia Bing Town often came to play in front of the temple. On a whim, King Ye made a piece of Jiaozhi pottery based on the horse to decorate the temple. In Ji Palace, when the work was completed, the war horse suddenly became listless and dying. People who have seen Ye Wang's work thought that Ye Wang made the war horse look too similar and took away the spirit of the war horse during the glaze firing. King Ye looked at this perfect piece of Jiaozhi pottery, sighed and threw it away in front of the temple. At the same time, the war horse suddenly became full of energy and remained majestic. This legend brought the firing of Cochin pottery in Taiwan to the extreme at that time. Nowadays, there are not many disciples of King Ye. Lin Zhixin, Lin Junliang, Lin Junheng (Qinmu) Lin Junhui**and his son in Tainan County (Qui Nhon Township) are one of them. There are only a few**were born during the Japanese occupation era. "Hongwacuo", the important ceramics town in Taiwan, is now Gui Nen Township. **│Characteristics of Cochin pottery│** (1)**The production process is trivial**: soil selection, soil sifting, soil training, original carving, molding, soil shaping, shade drying, biscuit firing, glaze firing (or multiple glaze firings). (2)**Involves a wide range of skills**: Sculpture production requires skills in shaping, carving, painting and pottery making, all of which are indispensable. (3)**The glaze color is gorgeous, thick and regal**, and the red-green color is like amber and emerald. (4)**Carmine is made of pure gold**and was rated as an international premium color at the Paris Exposition in France at that time. (5) Most of the shapes of Cochin pottery are based on traditional figures or auspicious animals. It is said that they have the function of warding off evil and welcoming good luck. As for the fact, we can’t say! We have the responsibility to preserve such rich Taiwanese cultural assets, so The Cultural Affairs Council lists Cochin pottery as a key promotion, and the Presidential Office and the Executive Yuan also regard Cochin pottery as a gift to state guests. After all, Cochin pottery is a unique work of art in Taiwan and the artistic crystallization of the Tusi people! **│Special statement│** Because Jiaozhi pottery is**purely handmade**,**finished product will have hand-kneading lines and small soil**may occasionally appear, which is normal.**Hand-painted and colored**, the color and shape of each work cannot be exactly the same. Each piece is a work of art carefully made by a master, and is made by**natural kiln firing**. The finished product will**slightly have slight color differences and brushstrokes**, glaze color is a natural flow change, it is normal for the finished product to be darker or****. Therefore**the actual shipping color is**based on the fired product. If you think it is defective, please do not place an order. **│Product Features Description│** ◆The traditional Chinese lunar calendar is based on the celestial stems and earthly branches. Every sixty years is a cycle. There are ten celestial stems, namely A, B, B, D, Wu, Ji, Geng, Xin, Ren and Gui. There are twelve earthly branches. They are Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, Chen, Ji, Wu, Wei, Shen, Xu and Hai. Each place is dominated by an animal, which is the twelve zodiac animals. [The zodiac sign is Ox (three-in-one and six-in-one lucky guardian)-(rat, snake, chicken) large string of Chinese knot pendants] **feature of product:** - Decode the evil stars and add auspicious atmosphere: Using Cochin pottery rat, snake, and chicken as the main design axis, it can help people who belong to the "Ox" to turn bad luck into good luck, bless their fortune in the coming years, and resist negative forces. - Chinese knots have profound meanings: carefully tied Chinese knots symbolize various auspicious connotations, show traditional cultural values, and bring you good luck and peace. - Multifunctional application: suitable for home decoration, or can be used in leather bags and cars to add elegance and auspicious atmosphere to life. [Zodiac Ox Patronus - Rat, Snake, Rooster] is a lucky talisman in your life and has the following advantages: - Carry it with you to absorb positive energy at any time, so that everything goes smoothly and you have good fortune. - Place it in an auspicious position to help you resolve bad luck, make everything go well, and look brand new. - It has the meaning of getting something from the clamor, symbolizing the harmony and happiness of husband and wife, and is an auspicious symbol in family life. If you love traditional culture, you can not only enjoy the blessing of good luck, but also feel the magnificence and peace contained in Taiwan’s national treasure culture. Large string of Chinese knot pendants】become a beautiful refuge in your life. **│Product Information│** No.: 1043-759B-02 Product Name: [Lukang Kiln] Jiaozhi Pottery for Good Luck at Home - Ox, Three-in-One and Six-in-One Patron Saint (Rat, Snake, Chicken) Large Product size (cm): 3.3x1.8x35.5±5% Chinese knot size (cm): Upper knot 13.5 spacing 0.8 Lower knot 14±5% Box size (cm): 9x6.8x4.3±5% Product weight (g): 27±5% Box weight (g): 40±5%