WATER LILY POND 1907 Claude Monet 2 Oz Silver Coin 10000 Francs Chad 2024
 
Is the Second release from the series, also includ:
2024 - WATER LILY POND 1889
2024 - WATER LILY POND 1907
 
Gold and Silver Bullion Canada is proud to present this sensational 2 Oz Silver coin, a masterpiece of artistry and craftsmanship: the limited edition of Water Lily Pond 1907 Commemorative Coin, nestled within celadon porcelain. The coin has a wonderful coloration and represents a very innovative work of art. It comes in luxury case, along with the Certificate of Authenticity. Limited mintage of only 75 pieces worldwide. Every masterpiece take 36000 hours of making!
 
Introducing Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain: A Limited Edition Masterpiece
 
Immerse yourself in the allure of artistic finesse and cultural fusion with the Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain. Crafted to perfection,this limited edition masterpiece is a harmonious blend of heritage and contemporary craftsmanship.
 
Exquisite Craftsmanship:
This extraordinary piece of artistry features Claude Monet's iconic Water Lilies 1907, delicately placed within celadon porcelain sourced from the renowned XiaoXianTan in Zhejiang Province, China. The marriage of pure silver and exquisite celadon porcelain creates a visual symphony that pays homage to the timeless beauty of Monet's masterpiece.
 
Limited Edition Exclusive:
With a mintage restricted to just 75 pieces worldwide, each Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain is a rare and exclusive treasure. Own a piece of this limited edition masterpiece, a testament to the seamless integration of artistic brilliance and cultural heritage.
 
Certificate of Authenticity and Elegant Packaging:
Rest assured of the authenticity and quality with the included Certificate of Authenticity (COA). The masterpiece is presented in an elegant packaging, making it not just an acquisition but a distinguishedaddition to your collection.
 
Experience the beauty of Water Lilies 1907 in a unique form, where art and craftsmanship converge into a limited edition celebration of cultural richness. Secure your place among the fortunate few who will own this exquisite masterpiece.
 
Embark on a Journey with the Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain Collection
In the heart of Zhejiang Province, China, where the ancient hills echo with the whispers of artisans, emerges XiaoXianTan—an enchanting haven where celadon porcelain transforms into a masterpiece. The seven-step dance of craftsmanship unfolds, giving birthto uniqueness and transcending centuries-old traditions.
 
From this realm of artistry emerges the Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain Collection, a harmonious fusion of cultures and the magic of time-honored craftsmanship. Picture in your mind a silver coin, a majestic 10cm in diameter, proudly bearing the emblem of the Republic Du Tchad. This pure silver coin, with a face value of 10000 CFA, cradles within it the promise of not just a tangible possession but a gateway to timeless beauty and enduring value.
 
Now, let your imagination drift to the very core of this creation. Within the loving embrace of celadon porcelain, sourced exclusively from XiaoXianTan, unfolds a scene that defies the boundaries of time—Claude Monet's "Water Lilies 1907". Here, lilies dance with grace, and a bridge, both sturdy and poetic, stands as a silent guardian over the serene waters.Each piece of celadon porcelain, ranging from 290mm to 300mm, becomes a canvas of its own. Guided by tradition, artisans pour theirexpertise and passion into every plate, ensuring that each stroke brings Claude Monet's vision to life. The delicate touch of color, meticulously applied, transforms each creation into a living testament to the artistry of XiaoXianTan.
 
Limited to a mere 75 pieces worldwide, each creation in the Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain Collection is not just a work of art; it is a treasure destined to be a cherished possession for collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Accompanying each masterpiece is a Certificate of Authenticity, a tangible assurance of the genuine origin and impeccable quality of your Water Lilies 1907 creation.
 
Presented in an elegant packaging, your Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain Collection transcends the realm of mere acquisition. It becomes an experience, poised to grace your home or collection with its timeless beauty, weaving a story that resonates with the echoes of art, culture, and legacy.
 
Join us on this extraordinary journey into the realms of art and cultural richness. Order your Water Lilies 1907 By Claude Monet Celadon Porcelain Collection now, and become the proud owner of a masterpiece that not only defies boundaries but transcends time itself.
 
36000 Hours of Making Celadon porcelain is a type of ceramic that is known for its distinctive pale green glaze. 
 
The process of making celadon porcelain typically involves several steps, including:
1. Clay Preparation: High-quality clay is selectedand prepared, often by mixing different types of clay to achieve the desired characteristics.
 
2. Shaping: The clay is shaped into the desired form, whether it be a bowl, vase, plate, or another item.
 
3. Drying: The shaped clay is left to dry thoroughly. This can be done naturally, but in modern production, controlled drying processes may be used.
 
4. Bisque Firing: The dried clay is fired in a kiln at a relatively low temperature. This process is known as bisque firing and it hardens the clay, making it more stable for glazing.
 
5. Glazing: Celadon porcelain is known for its characteristic pale green glaze. The glaze is applied to the bisque-fired item. It is made from a mixture of specific minerals and has a unique composition that produces the desired color when fired.
 
6. Glaze Firing: The item is fired again, this time at a higher temperature, to melt the glaze and create a smooth, glass-like surface. The specific firing temperature is crucial in achieving the celadon's signature color.
 
7. Cooling and Inspection: After the glaze firing, the item is allowed to cool. It is then inspected for any imperfections or flaws.
 
8. Final Touches: Depending on the design, additional details or decorations may be added at this stage.
 
9.Final Firing (Optional): In some cases, a final firing may be done to set any additional details or decorations.