tian-tsui jewelry

or "Dian Cui" in Chinese, is one of the traditional craftsmanship techniques in crafting gold and silver jewelry. The jewelry produced through this technique boasts excellent luster, vivid colors, and remains unfaded. This craft involves creating bases with gold or gilded metal in various patterns, meticulously embedding the bright blue feathers from kingfisher birds onto the base to create a range of jewelry and ornaments. The development of Cloisonné reached its pinnacle during the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty. Its exceptional craftsmanship and enduring artistic value fully showcase the outstanding talents and artistic creativity of ancient craftsmen.