“For world-class Liuli, look to Zibo!” The Liuli phoenix crown, cloud collar, and flower hairpin headdress charm fans in the Mountain City

　　The stunning Liuli phoenix crown and Liuli cloud collar, which have gone viral and captivated netizens across the internet, have traveled across mountains and seas to Chongqing! From November 6th to 10th, the 9th China Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo officially opened at the Chongqing International Convention and Exhibition Center (Namping).

　　This time, Shandong has brought its internet-famous "top Liuli influencer" to the mountain city, allowing visitors to immerse themselves up close in the romance of Liuli meeting light in Chongqing.

　　The flowing, radiant Liuli phoenix crown is the "white moonlight" of Chinese-style trend in many young people's hearts. Modeled after the phoenix crowns unearthed from Ming Dynasty tombs, it is crafted using the Liuli firing technique, which was inscribed on the fourth batch of National Intangible Cultural Heritage representative projects in 2014. While inheriting ancient firing methods, it boldly innovates by incorporating modern materials and new processes. The translucent texture of the Liuli is layered with soft gradients, while the dragon and phoenix motifs gleam brilliantly, transforming the solemn elegance of a Ming Dynasty crown into flowing, shimmering light.

　　The Liuli cloud collar, which became famous alongside the crown, is equally stunning. This piece deeply explores Eastern aesthetics, integrates contemporary design, and employs the exquisite lampworking technique, tempered at temperatures reaching a thousand degrees Celsius and meticulously carved. Each piece of Liuli features a texture that is agile and light, possessing both the gentle charm of a classical cloud collar and a fresh sense of contemporary design. Its Chinese-style ambiance is fully maximized, making it the perfect photo partner in the exhibition hall.

　　A single hairpin of flowing light, elegant and moving. The viral Liuli flower hairpin headdress has also arrived at the Shandong exhibition area of this expo. The translucent Liuli gathers light, and the hairpin ornaments are gracefully curved, elevating the gentle atmosphere of Chinese aesthetics to the fullest.

　　"Born from fire, living in light." The Liuli firing technique of Boshan, Zibo, has a long and storied history. Since ancient times, there has been a saying: "For world-class Liuli, look to China; for China's Liuli, look to Zibo." Generation after generation of artisans have guarded the kiln flames, tempering ordinary glass blanks into myriad works of flowing brilliance. Today, more and more young artisans are taking up the baton of inheritance, helping ancient Liuli step out of the workshop, into the digital world, and become a viral guochao sensation that young people are eager to chase, photograph, and share.