I spy on my radar a Qing Dynasty Lacoste Polo.
Designed by Li Xiafeng.
"Li’s handcrafted “clothes” inspired Lacoste to tap the Chinese artist to
be the latest designer in its Holiday Collector’s Series, and to create
both a fragment-inspired design for sellable polos and one
ultra-expensive polo from the fragments themselves."
"The entire process, from painting the bowls to finally linking the 317
pieces, took three months, which makes the porcelain polo (above) the
most expensive and exclusive Lacoste shirt to date. The slightly more
user-friendly printed polo (below) was created from digital photographs
of existing shards—fifteenth and sixteenth-century pieces from the
Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, covered with lotus and baby patterns."
Very creative work, don't you think readers?
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