Introduction of straw painting

Wheat straw painting, also known as wheat straw painting, wheat hot painting, wheat straw painting, burning hot painting, etc., its craft originated from the ancient Central Plains region of China, the history has been a thousand years, and then through the dissemination of successive generations, has become a perfect art form. Straw painting is a folk pure handicraft technique, which makes full use of the natural luster and material of natural straw to express the wind and rain of heaven and earth, birds, insects and fish, people and scenery, flowers and animals, etc., which are lifelike and skillful. The completion of a piece of work has to go through a number of procedures such as cutting, bleaching, scraping, grinding, scalding, smoking, etc. The production is delicate and complicated, the process is long and arduous, and the patience, perseverance, and aesthetic ability of the maker are all put to the test. It is precisely because of the diligence and perseverance of the Han Chinese laborers in ancient China that straw paintings are created as a rare artistic essence. Because of its outstanding craft value and performance skills, the Ministry of Culture has officially hailed it as "one of the best of Chinese folk art". As the saying goes: only the national is the world. Straw craft painting not only has deep traditional cultural connotation, but also extremely rich in modern decorative and appreciative, the most can reflect and show the Han people from ancient times have the exquisite skills and ingenuity, since the straw painting since the emergence of its unique craft value and widely suitable for the decorative.

Wheat stalks painting is divided into word screen, painting screen, has produced a glass frame and paint hardboard two kinds of paintings, hanging, vertical, seat type, large, medium and small complete, a variety of words and paintings can be harmonized with the modern various styles of furniture and decorative, pleasing to the eye, and is widely used in the family, hotels, stores, conference halls and other indoor permanent decorations.