Colorful Rose Stone (Tabletop) 3D Round Carving Painting S | Premier Choice for Gifting to Foreign Dignitaries | Christmas Gift

**Colorful Rose Stone (Tabletop) 3D Round Carving Painting S | Taiwan's Treasure | The Premier Choice for Gifting to Foreign Dignitaries** https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/6486c6d3ff4d32002397910f/original.jpeg?1686554323 ▲ Natural materials, each with unique patterns. This piece features the beautiful shape of Taiwan as its motif, crafted from rose stone that resembles traditional Chinese landscape paintings. It is presented as a Taiwanese island-shaped stone carving, complemented by the Oriental characters "Taiwan's Treasure," creating an exquisite tabletop ornament. ▲ This artwork is suitable as a souvenir for those traveling abroad, a gift for international business partners, or a present for domestic and international events. **▲ Certified "Smiling Taiwan MIT"** **| Product Summary |** Rose Stone - Taiwan's Treasure Island Rose stone is a unique geological treasure found in Taiwan's Central Mountain Range (scientific name: Rhodonite). Its hard, semi-precious quality makes it highly valued. The Beautiful Shape of Taiwan Taiwan was once called "Formosa" by Portuguese sailors, a name derived from the Latin and Portuguese word "Formosa," meaning "beautiful." **Customization Services as Shown** https://cdn02.pinkoi.com/product/Us6vJ45c/7/800x0.jpg (Example images; purchased items will vary.) **| Specifications |** Original Product Code: KIM03029035 Product Name: Colorful Rose Stone (Tabletop) 3D Round Carving Painting S Material: Hualien Rose Stone, Taiwan Dimensions: Stone: 4.5x10.5x1cm Frame: 23x19x3.3cm ±5% Packaging: Corrugated cardboard box for secure transport (29x24x4.2 cm) **| Special Statement |** **Rose stone** is composed of various **manganese-bearing minerals** and is geologically referred to as **"Manganese-rich rock"** or **"Rhodonite."** The quality of a raw stone often depends on the skill of the polishing artisan. Due to the high hardness of rose stone, exceptional grinding techniques are required, along with an artistic sensibility, to preserve the natural landscapes within the stone—reminiscent of Chinese ink wash paintings or Western oil paintings—during the grinding and polishing process. **Therefore, each piece cannot be identical, and there may be slight variations in size. Minor color discrepancies in the finished product are normal, with some pieces appearing darker or lighter than others. The final color of the product will be based on the actual fired piece.**