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In which historical period did the traditional craft of cloisonne develop fastest?
Jingtai period in Ming dynasty (1450-1456) was the most popular.
Cloisonne, also known as "copper tire silk enamel", is a unique handicraft combining porcelain and copper. Its manufacturing history can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty, and it was the most popular in the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty (1450-1456), and it was named cloisonne because it was mostly blue at that time. Cloisonne is made of copper into various shapes, then kneaded into various flowers with gold wire or copper wire, filled with enamel glaze, fired, polished and plated with gold. Cloisonne is unique in shape, exquisite in production, solemn in pattern, rich in color, resplendent in gold and jade, and has distinctive national characteristics. It is a traditional export handicraft of China.
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