Chinese cloisonné enamel technique Jingtailan

Three things can be endlessly observed: fire burning, water flowing, and other people working. Here's a fascinating glimpse into the process of creating items using the traditional Chinese technique of Jingtailan cloisonné enamel.

The art began to flourish during the Ming Dynasty, particularly during the reign of Emperor Jingtai (??, 1450–1457), from which it takes its name.