National Treasures of Japanese Ancient Art [Tamagawa Temple] Purple Gold Bronze Orchid Vessel, Incense Vessel, Pen Vessel

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51155671665_8f8920dcee_b.jpg **Tamagawa Church Purple Gold Bronze Orchid Dish** Bronze is one of the most colorful metals in nature. It may react and collide with different chemical substances to form different colors. This is precisely its charm. A piece of Bronze has been tempered and tempered by coppersmiths to become a rare and exquisite copperware, which contains the heritage of ancient people's skills for thousands of years. With the ingenuity of the craftsman, the thickly callused hands, the texture of the years, and the mark of hand-beating, these large and small hammer points interpret the soul of the work. Therefore, in addition to the traditional casting process of burning molds, Wax molds, double molds and other different methods, copperware can also be made by hand beating. This type of copperware is also called "hammered copperware". All of Yuchuantang’s works are handmade. It has very few craftsmen, only 21 people, so it cannot be mass-produced. Every piece of work is carefully crafted, and because of this, this also reflects its Collection value.