Wooden Guan Lan Pavilion Toys

Size: 14*20*5cm

Piece: 28pcs

Material: Sapele+Pine+Red Rosewood

Product Features：

1. Chaoran Building landscape wooden handicrafts use exquisite carving techniques to portray the architectural details and landscape elements of Chaoran Building lifelikely.

2. The landscape wooden handicrafts of Chaoran Building have a unique shape and design. Inspired by the architectural style of Chaoran Building, we create wooden handicrafts with the characteristics of Chaoran Building.

3. Chaoran Building landscape wooden crafts also incorporate exquisite decorative elements, such as painting, inlay, etc., making the crafts more exquisite.

4. Chaoran Building landscape wooden crafts are made of environmentally friendly wood, and we also pay attention to environmental protection during the production process to ensure the environmental protection of the crafts.

5. Chaoran Building Landscape Wooden Crafts not only reproduce the natural scenery of Chaoran Building, but also inherit and promote Jinan’s history and culture.

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Product Details

The name of Guanlan Pavilion is "Guanlan", which means "If you have the skill to watch the water, you must watch its waves" in "Mencius: Devoting Your Mind to the Heart". In the pavilion, you can enjoy the Baotu Spring's "springs gushing up, and the water gushing like a wheel" and feel the coolness and vitality of the splashing water. The green shade and ancient buildings contrast with it, making you feel like you are in a fairyland. Guanlan Pavilion is located on the west side of Baotu Spring. It is a single-story square pavilion with four corners and pointed peaks, facing the gushing Baotu Spring. The pavilion is built on a stone platform that gradually expands toward the water until it is submerged in the water. It faces the water on three sides and is connected to the revetment on one side. There was originally a wooden railing for the beauty to lean on under the pavilion, but it was later replaced by a bluestone railing during renovation. You can lean on the railing to get a closer look at the surging spring water.

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