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The Hamilton Collection Harmony Figurine Hand-Painted Fantasy Japanese Tea Ceremony Traditions Art Inspired by Kayomi Harai 4-inches

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The Hamilton Collection Harmony Figurine Hand-Painted Fantasy Japanese Tea Ceremony Traditions Art Inspired by Kayomi Harai 4-inchesA time honoured tradition in Japan, the tea ceremony is a quintessential experience elevated to a true art form in which every step is precisely defined and choreographed. Equally important is the very philosophy behind this classic ritual, which promotes an atmosphere of solitude that allows one to reflect upon living a more harmonious life. This same positive energy mirrors another favourite symbol in Japanese culture the dragon. Representing good

A time-honoured tradition in Japan, the tea ceremony is a quintessential experience elevated to a true art form in which every step is precisely defined and choreographed. Equally important is the very philosophy behind this classic ritual, which promotes an atmosphere of solitude that allows one to reflect upon living a more harmonious life. This same positive energy mirrors another favourite symbol in Japanese culture - the dragon. Representing good fortune, dragons are believed to be protectors, guardians and bearers of harmony. And now, these timeless traditions come together in a teacup dragon figurine steeped in peace and good fortune. Introducing the Harmony Figurine by acclaimed artist Kayomi Harai, a limited edition available exclusively from The Hamilton Collection.

Masterfully crafted of artist's resin and painted by hand, admirers of Kayomi's artistry and fantasy art alike will love her first-ever dragon figurine. Every detail, from the wide-eyed expression of this bright green dragonling to the golden Yin and Yang symbol, is created with attention and care. Even its colour is deeply symbolic! Awash in a palette of exotic green hues, this sweet dragonling's brilliant colour represents the balance and harmony found in nature, which is also believed to help restore our sense of restfulness and well-being. Plus, Japanese characters signifying the concept of "Harmony" grace the glossy teacup's bottom stamp. This treasure is sure to make a powerful addition to your dragon decor and a charming fantasy gift for someone special. Measures approximately 4" H; 10.2 cm H ©Kayomi Harai ©2023 The Hamilton Collection. All Rights Reserved.


• Unique Dragon Figurine: Discover the Harmony Figurine, an exquisite blend of Japanese tea ceremony tradition and dragon symbolism, designed by acclaimed artist Kayomi Harai and available exclusively from The Hamilton Collection.
• Masterful Craftsmanship: This first-ever dragon figurine by Kayomi Harai is meticulously crafted from artist's resin and painted by hand, ensuring each piece is a unique work of art that fantasy enthusiasts and art lovers will cherish.
• Symbolic Design: The bright green dragonling, adorned with a golden Yin and Yang symbol, represents balance and harmony. Its exotic green hues are believed to restore a sense of restfulness and well-being, making it a perfect addition to your decor.
• Cultural Significance: Embrace the rich traditions of the Japanese tea ceremony with this figurine, which features Japanese characters for "Harmony" on the glossy teacup's bottom stamp, highlighting its cultural authenticity.
• Comes With a Certificate of Authenticity.
• Charming and Thoughtful Gift: Measuring approximately 4 inches high (10.2 cm), this charming dragon figurine is an ideal fantasy gift for someone special, bringing peace, good fortune, and a touch of Japanese culture to any home.

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