Our artisans journey to ​Mount Kailash, the sacred Tibetan mountain (6,638m), where thin air and untouched purity infuse each piece with ascendant energy. Hand-carved at 5,000m altitude near its base camp, these works absorb the mountain’s unshakable strength—like meditation malas shaped from juniper trees that have witnessed 30 generations of pilgrims.

By ​Yamdrok Lake, Tibet's turquoise sacred lake, we polish metals and stones under moonlight. This mirror of karma—where pilgrims see their past lives—charges each item with liquid serenity, transforming brass into "sunset gold" and jade into "moonlight green," just as the lake shifts from dawn azure to dusk violet.

In ​Badain Jaran Desert, Inner Mongolia's sacred dunes (1,600m altitude), our glass and ceramics endure 40°C daily swings. The scorching sun purifies silica into prismatic clarity, while -20°C nights crystallize energy into resilient beauty—like sand-fused glazes echoing the desert's aeolian song, shaped by winds that have sculpted these dunes for millennia.