What does Tujia mean in Qing Dynasty?

During the Qing Dynasty, Tujia was a rigid tool for carving official symbols and patterns. These signs and patterns are used to make official seals, printed matter, clothes and furniture. Figure A is a traditional handicraft, carved by a skilled master. Its function is to identify the official identity and class status, and it is also a part of the traditional culture of the Qing Dynasty.

Figure A can be divided into different types and uses. Some pictures are used to carve official signs, signs and words, while others are used to depict patterns and patterns. Each character A has its own unique characteristics and modeling style. Some pictures are characterized by bright lines and fine decoration, while others are simple and generous. They are made of different materials, such as rosewood, boxwood and ebony. , hard texture, dark color.

Tujia nationality in Qing Dynasty is a unique artistic expression in China traditional culture. It not only has practical value, but also bears historical memory and cultural significance. At the same time, Tujia nationality is also a representative of traditional handicrafts, which embodies the spirit and skills of ancient craftsmen. With the development of industrialization and the progress of science and technology, the production and application of Figure A gradually declined. In order to protect this traditional cultural heritage, we must strengthen the protection and inheritance of Tujia nationality, popularize its cultural value, and let more people know and appreciate this traditional art.