Liuli is an ancient Chinese craft material dating back over 2,000 years. Once more precious than jade, liuli was reserved for royal households only, subject to strict usage hierarchies. Its vivid beauty and symbolic value made it a rare treasure seldom seen in the common world. Unlike ordinary glass or crystal, true liuli possesses a quiet vitality, its colors ripple like flowing ink, each curve catching light as if breathing. Traditional liuli achieves multi-hued translucency without losing clarity. Shades of amber, jade, and rose merge and swirl, yet remain luminous and distinct — a harmony only possible through ancient high-temperature techniques. Weight & Touch Slightly denser than crystal, it rests in your palm with reassuring weight, a tactile reminder of its mineral origins and fiery birth. Breath of the Kiln Tiny bubbles suspended within the body of the glass are not imperfections but living traces of the kiln's breath, capturing the fleeting moment of transformation from earth to art.