Polyresin is a type of material similar to ceramic, but it is more durable and easy to change patterns. Therefore, the variety and appearance of resin products are far superior to those of ceramic. Polyresin has been widely used in lighting and crafts, and a large number of products have been sold overseas.

  The Origin of Resin Crafts" Resin crafts are mainly made of resin, which are cast into various beautiful and lifelike shapes, such as characters, animals, insects, landscapes, etc., and can be made into various simulation effects. For example: resin crafts imitating copper, gold, silver, crystal, agate, marble, Han white jade, and rosewood, etc.

 Resin crafts can be classified into various categories, including: - Painted resin crafts - Patina resin crafts - Three-dimensional painting resin crafts - Imitation copper resin crafts - Imitation silver resin crafts - Imitation gold resin crafts - Gold-plated resin crafts - Crystal-like resin crafts - Imitation glass resin crafts - Imitation agate resin crafts - Imitation white jade resin crafts - Imitation jade resin crafts - Imitation ivory resin crafts - Imitation marble resin crafts - Imitation pottery resin crafts - Imitation rosewood resin crafts - Imitation wood resin crafts, etc.

 Resin crafts include several categories: animals, figures, cartoons, religious themes, landscapes, festivals, garden water features, functional designs, fountains, and replicas.

 【Usage】 Elegant resin crafts not only serve as elegant decorations for high-end hotels, offices, and fashion furniture, but also make excellent fashion gifts for friends and relatives to give to each other. Resin crafts are ideal decorations for hotels, offices, shopping malls, dance clubs, office buildings, and homes, and they are also excellent choices for collection and as gifts for friends and relatives.

 The resin craft history dates back to the year 109, during the Qin Dynasty, when Prime Minister Li Buwei discovered resin crafts while forging the world's first sword in the melting cave located at Bajiashan, Linyi, Shandong Province. At that time, the discovery was just the embryo of the raw material for resin crafts. Li Buwei was overjoyed and had the craftsmen carve it into an eagle to present to the Qin king, which was the world's first resin craft. Since then, this craft has spread in the Qin Dynasty. Many ancient merchants began to dig and search for this raw material at Bajiashan. When the raw material was quickly exhausted, people found that the cost of carving this stone was too high, taking several days to carve a resin craft, which could never meet the market demand at that time. By the year 430, 300 years later, in the Song Dynasty, smart merchants learned to use silicone rubber and glass sanding powder to greatly improve the quality of resin crafts. This technology has been passed down to the present day.