Japanese-Inspired Sculptural Magnets

| Japanese-Inspired Sculptural Magnets | Material: Resin, Strong Magnet Product Dimensions: 5.7 x 3.7 x 1.4 (cm) Packaging Dimensions: 16 x 7 x 2.5 (cm) Color: Silver Product Function: Decoration, Ornamentation | Precautions | 1. The design of this product is owned by the Yang Ying-Feng Art Education Foundation. Please do not replicate or produce it to avoid copyright infringement. 2. Each item is handcrafted. Please refer to the images and confirm before placing your order. 3. The product is made of resin and strong magnets and will be shipped in protective casing to prevent damage. 4. Warning: This product is not suitable for children under 4 years of age. 5. The label "This photo is of the original sculpture for the extended piece" is for illustrative purposes only and is not for sale. 6. Please open and inspect the product for any defects as soon as possible upon receipt. Returns will not be accepted for intentional damage, creases, or breakage caused by the customer. | Origin of Manufacture | Taiwan / Made In Taiwan | Original Artwork Introduction | This piece was created in 1993 as part of Yang Ying-Feng's stainless steel "Dragon and Phoenix Series." It was installed at the entrance of the National Golf Course in Miaoli in 1995. According to the artist's concept: "'The mean and the harmonious lead to the universe being in its rightful place and all things being nurtured.' All things should find their balance, valuing harmony above all, embodying the wisdom and life philosophy of the Chinese people. Harmony, in essence, is unity. Shaped like a modern magnetic tape integrating information and human intelligence, a pair of young dragons and nascent phoenixes with eyes resembling the sun and moon are formed, embodying eternal harmony and stability through structural strength and beauty. The central sphere and pedestal represent the Earth and the cosmos, symbolizing the balanced state of universal life. The entire form extends into a large character '合' (He, meaning unity), signifying the philosophical concepts of 'the unity of Heaven and humanity' and 'the roundness of Heaven and the squareness of Earth.' The overall design symbolizes the ideal of harmony, starting from interpersonal relationships and extending to families, societies, nations, and ultimately, world peace." | Collection Units | The original artwork is collected by the National Golf Course in Miaoli. This digital reproduction is collected by the Yang Ying-Feng Art Education Foundation and the National Digital Archive Program of the Council for Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan, respectively. ※ International Shipping Notice: For shipping destinations outside of Taiwan mainland, outlying islands, mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, please inquire with the designer about international shipping costs. We will assist in estimating the most cost-effective shipping method. Once the actual shipping cost is confirmed, a dedicated shipping listing will be created for your order and payment.