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Loving in Hibiscus
The work I want to share today is:
Loving in Hibiscus
The goddess Venus in Roman mythology is a symbol of love and beauty. With long flowing golden hair, flawless white skin, she has the personality to spread the joy and love. Let heaven and earth be filled with eternal beauty.
The hibiscus in deepest impression is the red on the hairline of a Hawaiian girl, and it is the symbol of passion.
The work of "1300 Fine Porcelain", “Loving in Hibiscus” perfectly combines the goddess of Venus and the hibiscus flower. Venus seemed to leap out of the hibiscus, with the unique fragrance of hibiscus, completely immersed in beauty and peace.
We can feel the work with rich emotions into every raised hair, arms ,legs, toes, gracefully body, spreading and then spreading.
The tip of the hair, the calyx, and the petals are the only three supporting points, which will reveal the high degree of visual penetration when you look it. Therefore, whether it is placed vertically, displayed flat, or even hung on the wall as a mural, it can create completely different visual effects.
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The work I want to share today is:
Loving in Hibiscus
The goddess Venus in Roman mythology is a symbol of love and beauty. With long flowing golden hair, flawless white skin, she has the personality to spread the joy and love. Let heaven and earth be filled with eternal beauty.
The hibiscus in deepest impression is the red on the hairline of a Hawaiian girl, and it is the symbol of passion.
The work of "1300 Fine Porcelain", “Loving in Hibiscus” perfectly combines the goddess of Venus and the hibiscus flower. Venus seemed to leap out of the hibiscus, with the unique fragrance of hibiscus, completely immersed in beauty and peace.
We can feel the work with rich emotions into every raised hair, arms ,legs, toes, gracefully body, spreading and then spreading.
The tip of the hair, the calyx, and the petals are the only three supporting points, which will reveal the high degree of visual penetration when you look it. Therefore, whether it is placed vertically, displayed flat, or even hung on the wall as a mural, it can create completely different visual effects.