999 Sterling Silver Qing Hua Thousand Flowers Gift Set
The Thousand Flowers motif in Tang decorative art represents the emperor's garden at its most abundant: a surface so full of blooms that the eye finds a new flower with every glance, the pattern an embodiment of the wish for endless beauty and inexhaustible good fortune. The 999 Sterling Silver Thousand Flowers Gift Set brings this opulent vision to the tea table, pairing a 150ml tea pot with matching 50ml cups in S999 sterling silver exterior overlays covered in the dynasty's most celebratory floral engraving, available in 2-piece, 3-piece and 5-piece configurations.
Key Features
- Material: High-fired ceramic with S999 sterling silver exterior overlay
- Capacity: Tea Pot: 150ml / Tea Cups: 50ml each
- Available in: 2-Piece Set (Teapot + 1 Cup), 3-Piece Set (Teapot + 2 Cups), 5-Piece Set (Teapot + 4 Cups)
Artisan Craftsmanship
The Thousand Flowers engraving on the S999 sterling silver exterior overlay of each piece in this set is executed with the dense, continuous ornamental work that the Tang motif demands: flowers upon flowers, each one fully resolved in its petals and stamens, the whole surface a testimony to the artisan's patience and technical mastery. The 150ml pot and 50ml cups are high-fired ceramic beneath their silver overlays, providing the thermal reliability that a set intended for repeated ceremony use requires. Available in 2, 3 and 5-piece configurations for maximum gifting flexibility.
Cultural Symbolism
A thousand flowers represents an abundance that surpasses ordinary plenty: a blessing so comprehensive and so varied that no aspect of the recipient's life is left ungifted. The Thousand Flowers motif was used at Tang court specifically for objects intended as gifts, its profusion a statement of the giver's wish that the recipient's life be as richly appointed as the surface of the vessel. To give a Thousand Flowers set is to offer a garden.
The Perfect Gift
The most celebratory offering in the 999 Sterling Silver collection, suited to any occasion where abundance and joy are the primary register: Chinese New Year, weddings, milestone birthdays. The choice of set size allows calibration to the occasion and the guest list, from an intimate 2-piece ceremony for two to a generous 5-piece table for four.
Imperial Brocade Gift Box
For those who wish to present this piece in a manner befitting its heritage, the Imperial Brocade Gift Box is available as a top-up of $32.80. Inspired by the richly patterned brocade silks of the Tang imperial court, the box elevates every gifting occasion into a ceremony of its own, enveloping the piece in layers of cultural symbolism and regal presentation.
A thousand flowers for a thousand blessings: may every cup be full, may every occasion find its bloom.
The Thousand Flowers motif in Tang decorative art represents the emperor's garden at its most abundant: a surface so full of blooms that the eye finds a new flower with every glance, the pattern an embodiment of the wish for endless beauty and inexhaustible good fortune. The 999 Sterling Silver Thousand Flowers Gift Set brings this opulent vision to the tea table, pairing a 150ml tea pot with matching 50ml cups in S999 sterling silver exterior overlays covered in the dynasty's most celebratory floral engraving, available in 2-piece, 3-piece and 5-piece configurations.
Key Features
- Material: High-fired ceramic with S999 sterling silver exterior overlay
- Capacity: Tea Pot: 150ml / Tea Cups: 50ml each
- Available in: 2-Piece Set (Teapot + 1 Cup), 3-Piece Set (Teapot + 2 Cups), 5-Piece Set (Teapot + 4 Cups)
Artisan Craftsmanship
The Thousand Flowers engraving on the S999 sterling silver exterior overlay of each piece in this set is executed with the dense, continuous ornamental work that the Tang motif demands: flowers upon flowers, each one fully resolved in its petals and stamens, the whole surface a testimony to the artisan's patience and technical mastery. The 150ml pot and 50ml cups are high-fired ceramic beneath their silver overlays, providing the thermal reliability that a set intended for repeated ceremony use requires. Available in 2, 3 and 5-piece configurations for maximum gifting flexibility.
Cultural Symbolism
A thousand flowers represents an abundance that surpasses ordinary plenty: a blessing so comprehensive and so varied that no aspect of the recipient's life is left ungifted. The Thousand Flowers motif was used at Tang court specifically for objects intended as gifts, its profusion a statement of the giver's wish that the recipient's life be as richly appointed as the surface of the vessel. To give a Thousand Flowers set is to offer a garden.
The Perfect Gift
The most celebratory offering in the 999 Sterling Silver collection, suited to any occasion where abundance and joy are the primary register: Chinese New Year, weddings, milestone birthdays. The choice of set size allows calibration to the occasion and the guest list, from an intimate 2-piece ceremony for two to a generous 5-piece table for four.
Imperial Brocade Gift Box
For those who wish to present this piece in a manner befitting its heritage, the Imperial Brocade Gift Box is available as a top-up of $32.80. Inspired by the richly patterned brocade silks of the Tang imperial court, the box elevates every gifting occasion into a ceremony of its own, enveloping the piece in layers of cultural symbolism and regal presentation.
A thousand flowers for a thousand blessings: may every cup be full, may every occasion find its bloom.
Original: $188.00
-65%$188.00
$65.80Description
The Thousand Flowers motif in Tang decorative art represents the emperor's garden at its most abundant: a surface so full of blooms that the eye finds a new flower with every glance, the pattern an embodiment of the wish for endless beauty and inexhaustible good fortune. The 999 Sterling Silver Thousand Flowers Gift Set brings this opulent vision to the tea table, pairing a 150ml tea pot with matching 50ml cups in S999 sterling silver exterior overlays covered in the dynasty's most celebratory floral engraving, available in 2-piece, 3-piece and 5-piece configurations.
Key Features
- Material: High-fired ceramic with S999 sterling silver exterior overlay
- Capacity: Tea Pot: 150ml / Tea Cups: 50ml each
- Available in: 2-Piece Set (Teapot + 1 Cup), 3-Piece Set (Teapot + 2 Cups), 5-Piece Set (Teapot + 4 Cups)
Artisan Craftsmanship
The Thousand Flowers engraving on the S999 sterling silver exterior overlay of each piece in this set is executed with the dense, continuous ornamental work that the Tang motif demands: flowers upon flowers, each one fully resolved in its petals and stamens, the whole surface a testimony to the artisan's patience and technical mastery. The 150ml pot and 50ml cups are high-fired ceramic beneath their silver overlays, providing the thermal reliability that a set intended for repeated ceremony use requires. Available in 2, 3 and 5-piece configurations for maximum gifting flexibility.
Cultural Symbolism
A thousand flowers represents an abundance that surpasses ordinary plenty: a blessing so comprehensive and so varied that no aspect of the recipient's life is left ungifted. The Thousand Flowers motif was used at Tang court specifically for objects intended as gifts, its profusion a statement of the giver's wish that the recipient's life be as richly appointed as the surface of the vessel. To give a Thousand Flowers set is to offer a garden.
The Perfect Gift
The most celebratory offering in the 999 Sterling Silver collection, suited to any occasion where abundance and joy are the primary register: Chinese New Year, weddings, milestone birthdays. The choice of set size allows calibration to the occasion and the guest list, from an intimate 2-piece ceremony for two to a generous 5-piece table for four.
Imperial Brocade Gift Box
For those who wish to present this piece in a manner befitting its heritage, the Imperial Brocade Gift Box is available as a top-up of $32.80. Inspired by the richly patterned brocade silks of the Tang imperial court, the box elevates every gifting occasion into a ceremony of its own, enveloping the piece in layers of cultural symbolism and regal presentation.
A thousand flowers for a thousand blessings: may every cup be full, may every occasion find its bloom.
