The Auspicious Crane's Arrival-Swivel Cup

The Auspicious Crane's Arrival-Swivel Cup is a swivel cup designed with a dual-layer independent structure. It draws inspiration from the Qing Dynasty Swivel Cup, a symbol of exceptional craftsmanship from that era. By enhancing the traditional rotatable feature, this innovative cup uniquely addresses common issues associated with swivel cups, such as non-detachability and cleaning difficulties. Its independent disassembly function allows the inner cup to be easily removed, effectively tackling cleaning challenges. This thoughtful design not only simplifies maintenance but also adds to the overall enjoyment, versatility, and convenience.



This innovative cup features a dual-layer design, where the inner and outer cups are securely bonded through magnetic connections. At the base of the cup, a bearing shaft allows for smooth rotation of the inner cup, preserving the unique pleasure of that motion. This clever design also makes it easy to swap out the inner and outer cups, allowing users to customize their experience. Additionally, the double-layered, rotatable structure provides excellent thermal insulation and heat dissipation functions according to the user's needs, striking a perfect balance between practicality and enjoyment.



The inner cup showcases lifelike flying crane motifs inspired by Emperor Song Huizong's work, "The Auspicious Cranes." This is beautifully complemented by auspicious phrases from his calligraphy, such as "The Auspicious Crane's Arrival" and "Heavenly Blue Breaking Through the Clouds," giving the cup a distinctly Eastern flair. The outer cup features ornamental window elements with a hollow design, creating a dynamic visual effect of "One Turn, One Scene." This enhances the allure of traditional art and elevates user enjoyment. In terms of materials and craftsmanship, the design cleverly merges the distinctive ice crack patterns of the Southern Song Dynasty official kiln with zinc alloy, utilizing zinc alloy with a colour process (new enamel) and gold wire to outline the ice crack pattern. This combination results in an appearance that is both ancient and refined. The inner cup utilizes Ru porcelain craftsmanship from the Song Dynasty, finished in the traditional Chinese azure colour, creating a visually captivating aesthetic that truly embodies the elegance of the Song Dynasty.