Shanghai Beni Lacquerware‑Carving Crafts Co., Ltd.

RAMBO SNOOKER

RAMBO SNOOKER A masterpiece of exquisite ingenuity. Natural ash wood forms the backbone, while natural raw lacquer infuses its soul. Employing the peer‑less variable‑coating lacquer technique, the cue shaft bears flowing deep‑blue water‑wave patterns, like the frozen rhythm of the deep ocean. This energy totem derived from nature pays tribute to the magnificent “Blue Tears”. It also perfectly conveys competitive power and gracefully unleashes striking tension. Ancient lacquer‑decorating art merges with the spirit of modern competitive sports. He who wields this cue commands the flow of energy and displays poised brilliance. Holding this cue, one witnesses the resonance between deep‑sea reverie and consummate skill. Materials: Raw lacquer, gold leaf, wood substrate Craft: Variable‑coating lacquer art Artist: Wang Shijun

Chrysanthemums In Full Bloom

High‑relief Inlaid Floor Screen Chrysanthemums In Full Bloom** Dimensions: 118cm × 36cm × 190cm Crafted from abalone shell, yellow mica, white mica and mahogany, this artwork is jointly created by Zhang Jun and Wang Shijun, Masters of Arts and Crafts of Shanghai. Drawing inspiration from The Book of Rites · Monthly Ordinances, the piece takes autumn chrysanthemums as a metaphor for the noble and steadfast moral character of a gentleman. Employing the high‑relief inlay technique, the artisans work in harmony with material traits. Harnessing the natural luster of abalone shell and mica, it merges the poetic charm of Song‑Yuan paintings with the gorgeous characteristics of Shanghai‑style lacquer art. Winner of the Gold Prize of the “Hundred‑Flower Cup” and accredited as a Shanghai Fine Arts and Crafts Work, it is a monumental contemporary masterpiece representing Shanghai lacquer intangible cultural heritage.