[喜朋SiPALS] 十骏杯垫系列 | Forbidden City Authorization

[Commodity photo] https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8458/29912210366_dca3ff73fa_b.jpg ▲ 十骏 Coaster - Dawan骝 (Bet the cloud. Junggar Taiji Jizer Wangdur Zina Muzhal enters. It is four feet eight inches high. It is seven feet long. There is also a line of Manchu characters in Mongolian. Translation.) https://c3.staticflickr.com/6/5618/29319172314_9eefbc8dcf_b.jpg ▲ 十骏 coaster - Ruyi (Bet the cloud. Junggar Taiji 噶 旦 旦 凌 凌 。 。 。. High five feet and one inch. Length seven feet four inches. And Manchuria Mongolian word each line. Translated.) https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5280/29863177361_0eecbf07c3_b.jpg ▲ Ten Horse Coaster - Red Flower Eagle (Betting on the cloud. The Khalkha prince Deqin Zabu entered. The height is four feet and six inches. The length is seven feet and two inches and eight points. There is also a line of Manchu characters in Mongolian. Translation.) https://c7.staticflickr.com/6/5045/29319172614_b07bcc4197_b.jpg ▲ 十骏杯垫 - 籋云驾 (Bet the cloud. Horqin Gong Darmad Dujin. High four feet and one inch. Length seven feet. And Manchuzi word Mongolian word each line. Translated.) https://c3.staticflickr.com/6/5252/29319171994_7bfc9ef4ae_b.jpg ▲ 十骏 coaster - Benxi (Weng Niu Bele Peng Suike enters. The height is four feet and two inches. It is seven feet and five points. There is a line between Manchu and Mongolian. Translation.) https://c3.staticflickr.com/9/8834/29912211026_f4836f60d0_b.jpg ▲ 十骏 coaster - Ruby (Bet the cloud. Junggar Taiji 噶 旦 旦 凌 凌 进 。 。. High five feet and one inch. Length seven feet six inches. And Manchuria Mongolian word each line. Translated.) https://c5.staticflickr.com/8/7762/29912210756_2a59c6e25f_b.jpg ▲ 十骏杯垫 - 霹雳骧 (Betting on the cloud. The Prince of Khalkha, Gu Lun’s plan to advance. It is four feet and three inches high. It is seven feet and two inches long. There is also a line of Mongolian characters in Manchuria. Translation.) 【Product desciption】 The classical and meticulous Shijun coaster series is inspired by the National Museum of the National Palace Museum in Taiwan. Seven horses of lifelike and different postures are perfectly presented in the famous paintings by the exclusive enamel (silicon) offset printing technology, which is worthy of your complete collection. [Place of Origin / Manufacturing Method] Taiwan design, Chinese production