Owl Pattern Double Wall Glass

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NT570List price 715

Dimensions: Capacity: 400ml, Design(s): Gold or Green (2)
Materials: Borosilicate Glass

The design of this double wall glass was inspired by a pattern carved on a clay mold of a chüeh vessel excavated from the Hsiao-t’un archaeological site, Henan province. Several bronzes have been unearthed with owl patterns on their fronts, but to date, a chüeh vessel with this specific design has yet to be discovered. Nonetheless, the existence of this mold indicates that the Shang dynasty was capable of producing chüeh of this form. To reproduce this presumed “lost chüeh,” we have incorporated its pattern onto this glass for your enjoyment.

Illustrator: Lai Shu-li

Product Information
1. The maximum heat-resistant temperature of borosilicate glass is 120℃.
2. The air holes at the bottom of the double wall glass are normal and not defects. Users may use the product as intended.
3. Each product, as a handicraft, may differ slightly, differences of which are considered normal.
4. Wash by hand using neutral detergent and a sponge. Do not use an abrasive cloth or pad, wire brush, or other sharp items.
5. Do not use this product in the microwave, dishwasher, oven, and freezer.
6. This product is fragile. Avoid impacts with force. Do not use this product if it is cracked, chipped, etc. to avoid injury.

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