Chang Xin Pendant (Clear Water Pearl)

| Chang Xin Pendant (Clear Water Pearl) | Material: Stainless Steel, Clear Water Pearl Size: Height 2.8cm, Width 1.8cm Color: Silver Product Type: Necklace | Important Notes | 1. The design of this product is owned by the Yang Ying-Feng Art Education Foundation. Please do not reproduce or produce it to avoid infringement. 2. All items are handmade. Please refer to the images and confirm before placing an order. 3. The product is made of stainless steel and will be shipped in a box to prevent shipping damage disputes. 4. Warning: This product is not suitable for children under 4 years of age. 5. The image marked "This photo is of the original sculpture of the extended artwork" is for product introduction purposes only and is not for sale. 6. Please open the package and check for any defects as soon as possible after receiving the item. We do not accept returns for intentional human damage or breakage due to folding. | Origin | Taiwan / Made In Taiwan | Introduction to the Original Work | Created for Earth Day in 1990, as mentioned in "The Dharma World of Professor Yang Ying-Feng" by Chen Yi-Kai: "Concern for the realization of a pure land on earth inspired Yang to create the stainless steel work [Chang Xin] for Earth Day in 1990, responding to the environmental movement through Buddhist philosophy. This was part of a collaboration with Hsinchu Fayuan Temple and the Juefeng Buddhist Art and Culture Foundation for a series of events including 'Pure Land Lectures' and an 'Environmental Root-Seeking Tour.' The driving force behind these activities was Master Kuan-Chien, who resided at Fayuan Temple and is Yang's daughter, Han-Heng, who became a nun. This collaboration between father and daughter for an environmental event was particularly meaningful. Although he was a sculptor, what set him apart was that he was an artist who loved life, valued ecological aesthetics, and was deeply influenced by Buddhist teachings. In response to Earth Day in 1990, he used a design of circulating decorative elements surrounding a sphere to express the continuous movement of the Earth, titling the work [Chang Xin] (ever-green) as a symbol of China's participation in Earth Day activities." After the Earth Day event, [Chang Xin] was purchased by a developer from southern Taiwan and placed in front of the Liangmei Building (now Cathay Pacific Bank, Tainan City) in Tainan City. This photograph was taken during the "You You. Yang Ying-Feng. Landscape Sculpture Special Exhibition" in Chelsea, London, from May 15 to November 15, 1996. | Collections | The original work is held by the Yang Ying-Feng family. This digital reproduction is jointly collected by the Yang Ying-Feng Art Education Foundation and the National Digital Archive Program of the Council for Cultural Affairs, Executive Yuan. ※ International Shipping Notice: For destinations outside of Taiwan main island, outlying islands, mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau, please inquire with the designer about shipping costs before placing your order. We will assist you in estimating the most cost-effective shipping method. Once the actual shipping cost is confirmed, we will create a separate listing for you to place your order and make payment.