A palm-sized dragon holding a pearl, crouched on your desk. Five pastel colours — five things to wish for.
Object
Five dragons, five colours, five wishes. The finish is a fine matte — no glare, no fingerprints, and it feels like a stone that has been worn smooth in a pocket. Something to turn over in your hand during a long call, instead of reaching for your phone.
The horns are rounded, and every scale is cut as its own piece. Photographing well is the minimum; holding up when you lean in is the real test. A little smaller than your palm — beside the monitor, behind the teacup, on a stack of books. It doesn't ask for a shelf of its own.
In the old tradition, colour carries a wish of its own. Each dragon holds one. Take the one that is yours — or line up all five and you have a rainbow.
For the person you keep thinking about. Soft enough that even a dragon goes gentle — the least likely of the five to clash with anything.
For people who stay up too late. A little purple under the lamp works better than ten more minutes of scrolling.
The desk-mate for early starts. A gentler way to be woken up than the coffee.
For tea drinkers. Sits at the corner of the tea tray, green in a very Chinese way — and photographs beautifully.
The cool one. Looks like it swam up out of deep water, and doesn't look out of place on a man's desk at all.
Gloss shows every fingerprint within a day. Matte doesn't. It sits warm and slightly dry under the thumb, like a river stone you'd keep in a pocket.
A little smaller than your palm. Next to the monitor, behind the mug, on the key tray by the door. Cute desk decor that doesn't demand its own corner.
The dragon holds a pearl — guarding a wish, and the wallet that goes with it. Younger buyers see a mascot. Grandparents see the meaning.
Shelf · Display
Crouched on the books
Study · Window
Morning light on matte
Night · Calm
Still there after dark
Counter · Display
Company for good things
Palm-sized — a little smaller than your hand, and comfortable to hold in one. Precise measurements are available on request; we would rather give you the real number than an approximate one.
No. Single pieces are available, and so is a boxed set of five. One is a small reward for yourself; five lined up make a rainbow, and carry more weight as a gift.
A fine matte finish: non-reflective and fingerprint-resistant, which is the practical point. Glossy ornaments show a handprint within a day; this one doesn't. Dust it with a dry soft cloth or a soft brush — avoid wet wipes and prolonged soaking.
Cerqora's flower and ceramic-object lines are handmade in intangible-heritage ceramic craft. For this piece, the material and forming process are stated in the formal specification we send before an order — if you need the exact composition, contact us and we will tell you honestly rather than guess.
Coworkers, close friends, anyone who has just moved or been promoted. It costs little enough to give without awkwardness, and it's distinctive enough to be remembered. Pink for a close female friend, cream yellow for the early-shift colleague, ice blue when you're not sure.
Yes. In Chinese culture the dragon isn't a single year's mascot — it's a long-standing emblem of good fortune, and a dragon holding a pearl stands for a wish kept safe. Many buyers treat it as a desk companion, with no connection to the calendar.
Take one colour for yourself, or all five for someone worth a rainbow. Not expensive enough to feel like an obligation — distinctive enough that they remember who sent it.