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The Horse is the seventh sign of the Chinese zodiac, representing freedom, energy and the spirit of adventure. People born under this sign are known for their energetic nature, optimism and independence. They are often seen as sociable and charismatic, with a thirst for life that always pushes them to move forward.
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Discover Chinese Zodiac Crystal Horse Sculpture.
Today, crystal manufacturing takes place according to the original techniques. Thus, the mixture of sand, potassium carbonate and lead oxide is brought to a temperature of 1450°C. The molten bath is then “matured” for several dozen hours. The goal is that all the carbonate decomposition bubbles, which help to make the mixture homogeneous, are eliminated.
The mixture is then ready to be worked by pickers, blowers and tailors. And this, in accordance with the rules of art and know-how of high-end crystal making.
A little history: Crystal makers, like glassmakers, first established themselves in wooded areas. Indeed, these areas provided the wood to heat the smelting furnaces and even the ashes which provided the potassium.
In these remote areas, royal privilege allowed them to carry the sword to defend themselves. In France, the history of crystal begins in Lorraine with the Münzthal glassworks founded in 1586. However, it was only in 1767 that King Louis XVI conferred on it by letter patent the title of “Royal Glassworks of Saint-Louis”. In 1782, François de Beaufort developed the formula for crystal with more than 35% lead.
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