FILIGREE：Intangible Cultural Heritage
Filigree involves bending and twisting fine threads of precious metals, such as gold and 999 pure silver（Only 999 pure silver allows for the delicate flexibility of filigree.）, into elaborate designs and patterns, which requires a high level of skill and precision.
Age: 2000+ Years
Human hair: 0.08mm > A filigree wire: 0.07mm
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Pinch: Shape with careful pressure.
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Fill: Mold the metal into form.
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Assemble: Join the components with care.
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Solder: Unite the parts seamlessly.
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Braid: Interlace for intricate designs.
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Weave: Entwine threads into a solid pattern.
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Stack: Layer for depth and dimension.
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Layer: Build up for complexity.
Each step is meticulously handcrafted; one misstep can undo hours of work, demanding perfection in every detail.
