Filigree Inlay
Five Dragons Auspicious Vase
The Motif · 寓意
Five dragons presenting omens: five is the number of the Five Blessings, and the dragon the emblem of imperial power.
| Catalog № | ZYT-004 |
| Master | Cheng Shumei (程淑美) |
| Craft | Filigree Inlay · 花丝镶嵌 |
| Dimensions | Stated in the work dossier, shared upon request |
| Edition | Unique or strictly limited · master-signed certificate |
| Condition | Pristine · full condition report available |
Price upon request
- Master-signed certificate & creation attestation
- Museum-grade crating with custom polyurethane mounting
- Fully insured, door-to-door specialist art shipping
- All export documentation handled by the house
Cheng Shumei (程淑美)
Filigree Inlay
Cheng Shumei, China National Master and founder of the Cheng school of filigree. Trained by elders of both the filigree and jade-carving traditions, she has worked sixty years, renowned for figure subjects that join filigree with jade.
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