LIULI Glass Offering Vessel
A rectangular glass vessel with legs in shades of blue and green from LIULI in Taiwan. Beautiful detail from the wax molding and artistry of the glassmaker. The vessel measures 7.5” wide X 5” deep X 7” tall. There are some lines deep in the glass possibly created at the time of manufacture. See pics. Includes box and literature.
A rectangular glass vessel with legs in shades of blue and green from LIULI in Taiwan. Beautiful detail from the wax molding and artistry of the glassmaker. The vessel measures 7.5” wide X 5” deep X 7” tall. There are some lines deep in the glass possibly created at the time of manufacture. See pics. Includes box and literature.
A rectangular glass vessel with legs in shades of blue and green from LIULI in Taiwan. Beautiful detail from the wax molding and artistry of the glassmaker. The vessel measures 7.5” wide X 5” deep X 7” tall. There are some lines deep in the glass possibly created at the time of manufacture. See pics. Includes box and literature.
Founded in 1987 by renowned glass artists Loretta H. Yang and Chang Yi, LIULI has grown from a modest workshop in Taiwan to become Asia’s leading brand of crystal art. Liuli is a Chinese term from the Han Dynasty for glass art, and was chosen to honor the richness of Chinese heritage and culture. Records show that artisans of the Han Dynasty were highly skilled in lost-wax casting but the craft was subsequently lost and forgotten. Yang and Chang revived the craft and reintroduced it to the international arena.
