Silver Leaf on Black Plate (5) – Taiwan Souvenir

A leaf of Taiwan-wild-grape was turned into its corresponding silver leaf. As shown in the following pictures, this silver leaf was tightly integrated on a black plate. Smooth and bright adhesion resulted in the silver-leaf-plate can be used as an usual one.

Silver leaves on mugs – Taiwanese souvenir

Ginkgo leaves were turned into their corresponding silver leaves and then hot-melted on mugs. As shown in the following pictures, we put these leaves tightly integrated on mugs and had smooth and bright surfaces. They are Taiwanese souvenirs.

Silver Leaves on Black Plates (4) – Taiwan Souvenir

We still put silver leaves on other black plates tightly. As shown in the following pictures, smooth adhesion of these silver leaves resulted in these artworks can be used as usual plates.

Silver Leaf on Black Plate (3) – Taiwan Souvenir

It is a complicated process to put a silver leaf tightly integrated on a nonplanar ceramic. Therefore, a better and easy process is needed in my lab. As shown in the following pictures, a new process was used to put a silver ginkgo leaf on a black plate. The product can be used as an usual plate.

Silver Leaf on Black Plate (2)

Silver leaves can be tightly integrated on ceramic plates. As shown in the following pictures, a ginkgo leaf was turned into its silver-alloy sculpture and hot melted on a black plate. The silver leaf contacted completely on the plate and resulted in a smooth surface. No toxic metals were used, therefore, this new artwork can be used as an usual plate.

Silver leaf on a red mug – Taiwanese souvenir

I put a ginkgo silver-leaf tightly integrated on a red mug. This is a gift to my brother, as shown in the following picture, the silver leaf hot melted on the mug and give a smooth surface. This is a new technology. 

Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (11) – Taiwanese Souvenir

In addition to my own calligraphy, calligraphy also produced according to the customer manuscript. Therefore, as shown in the following picture, a greater Chinese “blessing” character along with two small Chinese characters were drawn on a red ceramic tile by using silver and palladium. This is a Taiwanese souvenir.