Silver Ginkgo Leaf (6) – Taiwan Souvenir

A long stemmed ginkgo leaf was turned into its corresponding silver leaf. This is a big leaf, as indicated in the following pictures, hence around 22 grams of silver were needed to fabricate this silver sculpture. This is a Taiwan souvenir.

Silver Ginkgo Leaves (5) – Taiwan Souvenir

Most ginkgo leaves fall at this month in Taiwan, hence I like to turn these leaves into their corresponding silver leaves at this time. As shown in the following pictures, the framed silver leaf is a Taiwan souvenir.

Silver Ginkgo Leaves (4) – Taiwan Souvenir

Ginkgo leaves have many different beautiful shapes. As shown in the following pictures, a ginkgo leaf with special shape was turn into its silver sculpture. The framed silver leaf is a Taiwan souvenir.

Palladium-Silver Calligraphy (6) – Taiwan Souvenir

A Chinese “blessing” character was fabricated on a red plate by using palladium and silver. As shown in the following picture, this Chinese character with eight white-points means a good fortune.

Silver Ginkgo Leaves (3) – Taiwan Souvenirs

Owing to my love of nature, I planted many trees in my garden, especially the ginkgo trees. As shown in the following pictures, two ginkgo leaves with different shape were selected to turn into their silver sculptures. The framed silver leaves are Taiwan souvenirs.

Silver Ginkgo Leaves (2)– Taiwan Souvenir

Owing to the beautiful vein structure, more ginkgo leaves were turned into their corresponding silver sculptures. As shown in the following pictures, two silver ginkgo leaves were framed as Taiwan souvenirs.

Silver Leaf and Twigs – Taiwan Souvenir

A maple leaf and its twigs were turned into their corresponding silver sculptures. As shown in the following picture, these sculptures were sintered on a blue ceramic tile, resulted in a nice composition.