Zhu Bingren Copper - “Grasping Wealth” Cabbage Ornament Decor

Product Overview

The Zhu Bingren Copper "Grasping Wealth” Cabbage Ornament is an exquisite decorative piece inspired by the iconic Jadeite Cabbage from the National Palace Museum in Taipei. Crafted in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, this ornament is made from high-quality yellow brass using time-honoured craftsmanship and enamel-coated copper techniques. Measuring approximately 70 x 40 x 60 mm and weighing around 0.17 kg, it symbolises prosperity, abundance, and good fortune.

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Key Features

Inspired by one of the National Palace Museum’s most treasured masterpieces, it represents wealth, prosperity, and a flow of blessings into the home. Meticulously handcrafted in Hangzhou using century-old intangible cultural heritage techniques with premium yellow brass with intricate detailing and enamel-finish craftsmanship.

Dimensions: approx. 70 x 40 x 60 mm; weight: 0.17 kg

All measurements are taken manually; minor deviations may occur

Artistry & Symbolism

This lifelike ornament captures the spirit of the Jadeite Cabbage, blending elegant design with auspicious meaning. In Chinese culture, cabbage (bai cai) sounds like “hundreds of riches,” making it a powerful symbol of financial success. The motif of “grasping wealth” further reinforces wishes for prosperity, making this piece ideal for display in homes, offices, or as a meaningful gift.