琉璃兰花摆件 · Lost-wax Cast Glass Orchid
An orchid that will never wilt.
开不败的花
工艺 · The Making
Every petal of this orchid is cast separately — lost-wax glass, fired at 1400°C, cooled for two weeks. The roots settle into a bed of blue-and-white glass beads inside a hand-thrown ceramic pot that will never need water.
Real orchids ask for patience and repay you with a week of bloom. This one asks for a window ledge.
鉴赏 · Details
Every centimetre is a decision the maker — or the kiln — made. These are the moments collectors look for first.
Clear petals — each cast separately in lost-wax glass
透瓣失蜡 · ×6
Blue-and-white seed beads settle the roots in ceramic
珠石固根 · ×4
The pot — thrown to hold light, not water
陶盆承光 · ×3
At home on a marble table, blooming all year
四季常开 · ×2规格 · Specimen Label
孤品 · ONE OF ONE
Each petal carries its own gradient — the glass decides where blue ends and violet begins as it cools. Cast the same mould again and the light will pool differently. The orchid you see is the only one the kiln made this way.
“The real orchid faded in a week. This one will not.”
相关笔记 · Field Notes
