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Chinese Glass Painting Reviews

Glass Bottle w/ Dropper $2.25 Clear glass bottle with dropper….

Glass Jar $1.50 One ounce cylindrical jar with screw-on lid….

Beautiful Art Glass Chinese Inside Painted Snuff Bottle : Birds & Flowers 1. New! 100% handpainted ! Snuff bottle is a unique Chinese art craftwork with over 200 years history. 2. Size: 3.5″x 2.5″x1.5″ (picture is enlarged) . 3. Net weight: 95g. 4. This snuff bottle was exquisitely hand painted by the top artist. With a tiny painting brush, through the small mouth of the bottle, two different beautiful pictures of birds and flowers were finely painted on both inside su…

Chinese Enamel Glass Snuff Bottle : Good Grade 1. 100% handpainted ! Snuff bottle is a unique Chinese art craftwork with over 200 years history. 2. Size: 3″x2″x1.5″ (picture is enlarged) . Net weight: 180g. 3. This enamel glass snuff bottle (GuYueXuan) was exquisitely hand made by the artist. 4. It’s a gorgeous gift for your family and friends! It is a unique handicraft for collector to collect !…

Chinese Enamel Glass Snuff Bottle : Bring Wealth 1. 100% handpainted ! Snuff bottle is a unique Chinese art craftwork with over 200 years history. 2. Size: 3″x2″x1.5″ (picture is enlarged) . Net weight: 180g. 3. This enamel glass snuff bottle (GuYueXuan) was exquisitely hand made by the artist. 4. It’s a gorgeous gift for your family and friends! It is a unique handicraft for collector to collect !…

Chinese Enamel Glass Snuff Bottle: Save Wealth 1. 100% handpainted ! Snuff bottle is a unique Chinese art craftwork with over 200 years history. 2. Size: 3″x2″x1.5″ (picture is enlarged) . Net weight: 180g. 3. This enamel glass snuff bottle (GuYueXuan) was exquisitely hand made by the artist. 4. It’s a gorgeous gift for your family and friends! It is a unique handicraft for collector to collect !…

Decorative Chinese Designs Stained Glass Coloring Book (Dover Pictorial Archives) $2.89 Sixteen large illustrations re-create the beauty of traditional Chinese art in this fun-to-color collection. Apply hues of your choice to stylized floral sprays depicting buds in bloom and full-blown blossoms; graceful butterflies, mythical creatures, and other subjects. Then, just add some light and enjoy the lovely glow!…

Chinese Export Porcelain for the American Trade, 1785-1835 (Winterthur Series) $55.00 …

Chinese Zodiac Stained Glass Coloring Book (Dover Coloring Books) $3.45 Colorists with an interest in astrology will be charmed by this striking collection of 16 ornate illustrations based on Chinese Zodiac symbols — the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog, and boar. Printed on translucent pages, the ornate images will glow when colored and placed near a source of light….

How to make people aware of the difference in color of paints ceramic glazed ceramic paintings oil paintings?

I'm a Chinese supplier of color glazed ceramic paintings, I used to sell to a chain of stores in the United States by chance that its buyer came to China, see my products through its own eyes and feel in the hand. But I'm hard to present my products other new buyers by email and photos. Mainly because, I think, I do not know how to express the difference of color glaze with paint Oil common in English well. And I think it is not a mass product, to find a buyer who knows correct it is very difficult. Models only form of colored glaze in the oven. The glaze makes the paintings look like paintings of colored glass. It is totally different oil painting Hand painting on ceramic dinner or cups. If anyone of you who can help me, I will email pictures of the product you and answer all your questions. My e-mail address is hanson_wyj@yahoo.com Thanks.

Maybe you need to avoid the word "painting" in your written sales pitch, because this word makes most people automatically think to put an artist painting on a canvas with a brush, or something hand-painting on ceramics. Use words like "work of art" or "image" instead, or see parts of their kind — landscape, still life, abstract And so the main emphasis on the process by which they were made. How about "the elements of earth and fire are combined to stunning effect in these unique ceramic works of art. "Or" created by the fire, not a brush!