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The Chinese have long excelled at extracting metals… Ancient methods for melting copper and forming patterns that resemble spots. The fiery red liquid melts, and the craftsman’s skill creates beautiful colors. Each piece of mottled copper is a fusion of fire and metal — of past and present. This... show more

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