Design Concept

Born in the harshest deserts, the desert rose blooms not in defiance of adversity, but in harmony with it. This crystal sculpture captures its fleeting yet profound beauty through an elegant arc that mirrors the sun’s daily journey across the sky. The trumpet-shaped blossom, formed from powdered crystal glass, is crafted and fired separately before being seamlessly fused with its base in a second kiln firing. Its delicate form and ephemeral nature speak to the quiet power of resilience and the grace of embracing transience. In this poetic union of fragility and strength, the desert rose becomes a timeless symbol of flourishing in the face of impermanence.

A Chinese LIULI Flower collection is a poetic reflection of Loretta H. Yang’s inner world, where each bloom represents a moment in her life and spiritual journey. Using the delicate and demanding pâte-de-verre technique, she crafts large-scale glass flowers that blur the line between reality and imagination—expressing vulnerability, compassion, and strength through a fragile medium. The flowers are formed in multiple parts and joined through complex firing methods, ensuring seamless beauty from every angle. Rich in layered colors inspired by ink landscapes, each piece captures the rhythm and soul of nature. Rooted in Eastern philosophy and organic design, the collection is not just an homage to botanical form but a profound meditation on life, emotion, and the eternal.