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Dragon Totem

Tibet Chanfa Lianhuazhibao Development co.LTD

10/10 fairsOtherModel 38 pieces 8 cases

New for the 140th Fair

$68056–$70833/ set FOB · ≈ converted from CNY

MOQ 50 set

Estimated landed cost

$921 / set

range $903–$939 · total ≈ $92,120

Quantity

See what’s included

FOB goods (100): $69,444
Ocean freight + handling (0.40 CBM): $820
US duty (6.0%): $4,167
Section 301 tariff (25.0%): $17,361
Customs fees (MPF/HMF): $327

Estimate in USD to a US port using category averages (HTS 6911/6912), rates as of 2026-09. Other countries on request. A quote from your agent uses real carton sizes, freight and the exact tariff line.

FOB goods (100): $69,444
Ocean freight + handling (0.40 CBM): $820
US duty (6.0%): $4,167
Section 301 tariff (25.0%): $17,361
Customs fees (MPF/HMF): $327

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Visit the Tibet Chanfa Lianhuazhibao Development co.LTD store

Dragon Totem

Tibet Chanfa Lianhuazhibao Development co.LTD

10/10 fairsOtherModel 38 pieces 8 cases

New for the 140th Fair

$68056–$70833/ set FOB · ≈ converted from CNY

MOQ 50 set

Estimated landed cost

$921 / set

range $903–$939 · total ≈ $92,120

Quantity

See what’s included

FOB goods (100): $69,444
Ocean freight + handling (0.40 CBM): $820
US duty (6.0%): $4,167
Section 301 tariff (25.0%): $17,361
Customs fees (MPF/HMF): $327

FOB goods (100): $69,444
Ocean freight + handling (0.40 CBM): $820
US duty (6.0%): $4,167
Section 301 tariff (25.0%): $17,361
Customs fees (MPF/HMF): $327

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Verify from $29 · written report in 3 business days · 100% refund if not satisfied

Service: From $29 per supplier (Verify)
You get: Phone and video verification, a quote sheet and a written report
Turnaround: 3 business days
Contact details: Sent to you once your request is confirmed

100% refund if not satisfied. The supplier pays us no commission on your order.

About this product

Materials: bone china
Exports to: Mainland China, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Russia, Other European Countries, Japan and South Korea, Hong Kong China, Macao China and Taiwan China, Others
Made in: Tibet, China

About this product

Materials: bone china
Exports to: Mainland China, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Russia, Other European Countries, Japan and South Korea, Hong Kong China, Macao China and Taiwan China, Others
Made in: Tibet, China

Product details

Materials	bone china

Product details

Materials	bone china

From the supplier

The Dragon Tengsheng period was designed based on a robe given to the then Tibetan religious leader, the eighth Dalai Lama, by Emperor Qianlong during the Qing Dynasty. In China in the east of the world, the dragon is a supernatural creature with supernatural power, and it is also a mascot that represents creativity. The dragon's take-off is an auspicious sign. At the same time, the dragon's emblem symbolizes power as a symbol of emperors. The dragon is a four-clawed dragon. In ancient China, only the celestial dragon or palace dragon pattern used by the emperor could be painted as five claws, the important ministers under the emperor could draw it as four claws, and the officials with a slightly lower rank used at most three claws, while ordinary people were prohibited from wearing the dragon emblem.