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Tibetan Purple Bronze Cloisonné Pine & Crane Vases (Pair, 14")
Tibetan Purple Bronze Cloisonné Pine & Crane Vases (Pair, 14")
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This pair of Tibetan temple-style vases celebrates longevity and steadfastness through classic pine and crane motifs. Cast in old purple bronze and richly finished in cloisonné enamel, each pot-bellied vase features soaring cranes among pine branches—two symbols long associated with long life and enduring grace.
Standing about 14.5 inches tall, the vases have a generous, rounded form and a substantial weight that feels instantly important on an altar, console, or sideboard. The enamel colors are layered over the bronze in intricate cells, creating a jewel-like surface that rewards close inspection.
As “bottle appreciation” pieces in the temple tradition, they are meant to be both contemplated and displayed—collectible objects that gather auspicious energy while anchoring a room with their presence.
Features / highlights
- Pair of Tibetan temple collection vases in purple bronze cloisonné.
- Pine and crane longevity patterns symbolizing long life and resilience.
- Pot-belly vase form with classic bottle silhouette.
- Material: old purple bronze with cloisonné enamel.
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Size (each): approx. 36.5 cm (H) × 18 cm (L) × 5 cm diameter
– 14.4" (H) × 7.1" (L). - Weight: approx. 7.9 kg total (including packing).
- Temple-style “longevity” and appreciation pieces, suitable for altars and display cabinets.
Care instructions
- Display on a stable, level surface; avoid edges or high-traffic zones.
- Dust gently with a soft, dry microfiber cloth; use a soft brush for recessed areas.
- Avoid harsh chemicals, metal polishes, and abrasives that may damage enamel.
- If needed, wipe lightly with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately.
- Do not soak or immerse in water.
- Keep away from direct, prolonged sunlight and strong heat sources.
- Lift from the base when moving; do not grab only at the neck.

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