Handmade dessert plate-water-shaped gable architectural affairs/cultural things

[Water-Shaped Gable-Handmade Dessert Plate] This water-shaped gable handmade dessert plate is a wonderful crystallization of traditional culture and art. You can not only taste the delicious snacks, but also appreciate the unique cultural elements. - Production method: Purely hand-shaped from porcelain plates - Architectural culture: Water-shaped gables are the embodiment of traditional Fujian architecture and are water-like houses. - Convey the beauty of nature: the gable curve is soft and water-like, echoing the natural image in the living environment - Cultural implication: Show awe and yearning for nature, highlight the personality characteristics of different homeowners 🏠 Simple design blends architectural beauty 🌊 Show the gentle lines of water-based architecture 🎨Exquisite craftsmanship creates dual enjoyment of sight and taste 🌟 Perfectly combines functionality and artistry to create a unique atmosphere for your life Bringing it into your home, you can not only taste your favorite snacks, but also feel the profound cultural heritage, adding an elegant and artistic atmosphere to your dining experience. Material: white porcelain Dimensions: length-17.3cm / width-12.4cm / height-2.5cm Weight:360g Creation year: Summer 2024 Origin: Taiwan [Wanhua] Manufacturing method: Porcelain plate hand-forming/electric kiln oxidation firing Product features: rich cultural connotation/handmade feel Creator: Architectural Literature [Artist + Architect + Ceramicist] How to use: 1. For general use of porcelain, please use a sponge for cleaning. 2. Can be used in microwaves and electric pots. Do not place it directly in ovens, gas stoves, or induction cookers (to prevent rupture caused by excessive temperature differences) Purchase reminder: 1. Those who identify with culture, especially design/art/creation and cultural workers are more suitable!! 2. This product is a hand-made product, so it will inevitably have hand-made properties/natural texture/slight unevenness/black spots, etc.!! [architectural affairs] To build and inherit cultural undertakings Explore one’s own cultural origins and hope to find people’s own value through architecture Architectural Wenshi is a group of writers who love architecture and handicrafts