"Ecstasy" is a precious masterpiece of the artist. At first glance, it appears to be a plain, yet beautiful painting; whereas no paintbrush has ever been used in the artwork. Amazingly, every single arc and line on the work, even eyelashes, is either a delicately selected natural grain of the wood or an elaborate cutting trace.

The colorful background of the work is made of an artistic mixture of dye & polyester, called "wind & cloud". This complicated technique is used to endow the artwork with a dreamy atmosphere, and is applied when no wood can do the job.

Like all other masterpieces, "Ecstasy" is unique. The very nature of creating masterpieces will in no way allow exact reproduction of the work, even for the artist himself.

Hair and eyelashes: Tiny pieces of orange, walnut and jujube wood.
Face, hands and feet: Mountain shrubs' roots.
Crown: Khaatam (modular tiny pieces of wood) and seashell.
Shirt: Polyester fiber with inlaid tiny pieces of wood.
Jacket: Boxwood with walnut wood as lining.
Pants: Mulberry wood with inlaid tiny pieces of forest wood.
Background: "Wind & Cloud" with phantom countenances made from Polyester fiber.