Iutian Tsai- Galloping Golden Ox (small)

Using the Orii surface coloring process from Takaoka City in Toyama Prefecture, Japan.
Established in 1950 as the "Orii Coloring Company,"
they have inherited traditional local techniques and have handled various castings,
from Buddhist statues, temple bells, tea utensils to works of art and crafts.
Orii's "coloring" process is not just simply coloring or painting,
but a traditional technique that involves controlling the corrosive properties of copper
and brass using various conditions such as chemicals or heat,
which brings out the bright and elegant colors of the metal.

採用日本富山縣高岡市ｍomentum factory Orii 表面著色處理
從昭和25年以「折井著色所」創業以來，繼承了當地的傳統技術，從佛像、梵鐘、茶道具至美術工藝品等。
折井的「著色」處理，並非單純的上色或塗裝；而是利用銅與黃銅的腐蝕性，控制藥劑或火候等條件，
將金屬鮮豔優雅的色澤引發出來的傳統技術。