• Happy Reunion - Calla Lily vase

HAPPY REUNION

Calla Lily design

Franz breaks free of the fetters of conventional porcelain artistry by employing a wide range of rich and brilliant colors and uses whole new technologies to lend variety to the colors, hence having written a whole new chapter in the history of porcelain.

Franz has adopted the extremely difficult “underglaze painting” technique, coupled with spray and brush painting techniques, to achieve subtle hues and create delicate lines.

Take the design for the Happy Reunion ~ Calla Lily vase for example.

The painter attentively added colors to the item, creating multiple shades of green to realistically illustrate the veins and lines of the leaves.

People say that whenever a ladybug flies into your house, it means happiness is just around the corner, or something good is about to happen.

To express the joy and happiness brought by the ladybugs, the painter meticulously drew the spots on their wings for delicate colors are, essentially, the insects’ attire. It is hoped that the pair of ladybugs will bring you everlasting happiness.

• The painter was meticulously adding colors to show the ladybug’s vitality.

People say that whenever a ladybug flies into your house, it means happiness is just around the corner, or something good is about to happen.

To express the joy and happiness brought by the ladybugs, the painter meticulously drew the spots on their wings for delicate colors are, essentially, the insects’ attire. It is hoped that the pair of ladybugs will bring you everlasting happiness.

• The painter vividly depicted the calla lily’s delicate veins and lines using hand paint and spray paint techniques.

The Happy Reunion ~ Calla Lily vase symbolizes intimate interaction and everlasting companionship.

The designer purposefully used “companions” as the theme, which explains why the item features two white calla lilies and two ladybugs – the former symbolize happy love while the latter represent inseparable affection.

• Lifelike calla lilies, created by the painter using spray and brush painting techniques, demonstrate the lasting beauty of nature.