Rainbow Rhodonite Slate Painting (Tabletop) - Flat│Taiwan's Treasure│An Ideal Christmas Gift for Foreign Friends

**Rainbow Rhodonite Slate Painting (Tabletop) - Flat│Treasure Island Taiwan│An Ideal Gift for International Guests** https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/6486c63859c97400231ec50f/original.jpeg?1686554168 ▲ Natural materials, each piece with a unique pattern. This artwork features the beautiful shape of Taiwan as its motif, crafted from rhodonite that evokes the landscape paintings of traditional Chinese art. It is further adorned with the Eastern characters "Taiwan's Treasure," creating a sophisticated tabletop display. ▲ This piece is perfectly suited as a souvenir for those traveling abroad, a gift for international business partners, or a present for domestic and international events. ▲ Certified by Smile Taiwan MIT **| Product Highlights |** Rhodonite - Taiwan's Treasure Island Rhodonite is a unique stone found in Taiwan's Central Mountain Range (scientific name: Rhodochrosite), known for its hardness and considered a semi-precious gemstone. The Beautiful Shape of Taiwan Portuguese navigators once called Taiwan "Ilha Formosa," which translates to "Beautiful Island" in Latin and Portuguese. **Customization Service as Shown (Simulated image; the white areas in the actual product will be the base color)** https://cdn01.pinkoi.com/product/xrZgJjpf/8/800x0.jpg (Image is for illustrative purposes; actual product may vary.) **| Specifications |** Manufacturer Code: KIM03029032 Product Name: Rainbow Rhodonite Slate Painting (Tabletop) - Flat Material: Rhodonite Dimensions: Stone body: 4.3x10.5x0.5cm Frame: 25x20x3.3cm ±5% Packaging: Corrugated cardboard box for secure transport (29x24x4.2 cm) **| Special Notice |** **Rhodonite** is composed of various **manganese-bearing minerals** and is geologically referred to as **"manganese-rich rock"** or **"rhodochrosite."** The quality of a raw stone often depends on the skill of the polishing artisan. Due to rhodonite's exceptional hardness, it requires not only advanced polishing techniques but also an artistic sensibility to preserve the landscape-like scenery within the stone, akin to 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 appearing darker or lighter. The actual color of the fired product will be the primary reference.**