A 95-year-old girl in Shanghai restored the Shang Dynasty Women's Bone Hairpin with stewed cow bone, what are the characteristics of Women's Bone Hairpin?

Every girl should have a chic hairpin of her own, for the short-haired girl hairpin is another side of her, for the long-haired girl hairpin has another kind of beauty, which can be described as pulling up the ancient charm between the green silk. Hairpin is a traditional accessory that has been loved by gentle beauties because of its classical oriental charm. Today we will teach you to make 2 handmade wooden hairpins, after learning to send your girlfriend, mom or yourself, it is a special and wonderful gift.

Bronze Age, the difficulty of bone processing is relatively reduced. The more developed animal husbandry and hunting industry provided a source of bone material, which was the material basis for the large-scale emergence of bone tools in the Shang Dynasty. Researchers have paid little attention to the bone tools of the Shang Dynasty. Compared with pottery, the number of unearthed bone tools is small, and the distribution range is not as wide as that of pottery; secondly, the volume of bone tools is limited, the morphology changes are small, the decoration method is relatively single, the cultural characteristics are not obvious, and it does not have the chronological characteristics of pottery.

The bones of the Shang Dynasty have not yet occupied an important position in the study of Shang culture. However, if we rethink the bones from another angle, we will find that it also played a very important role in the life of merchants. However, Shang bones were not primarily used in agricultural production. Just like the special status of Shang bronzes, Shang bone tools also developed to the peak. The Shang Dynasty was the era in which bone artifacts played the greatest role and had the richest significance. Bone tools of the Shang Dynasty could also be used in agriculture. Bone shovels made of scapulae could be used to turn over the soil, and bone shafts could be cut, but such bone implements used as production tools were rarely unearthed.

The bone hairpin caps unearthed in Fuhao's tomb have seven different shapes: kui, bird, round cap and square spleen. Figures and animals in bone carvings are advanced works in bone products. Deer, tiger, tortoise, autumn and some other figures also have turquoise inlaid on their eyes, ears, nose, body and round carvings. Among the finished bone artifacts of the Shang and Zhou periods, carved bone plates were the most exquisite, and bone hairpins, bone daggers, and bone arrowheads were the most refined. A large number of bone hairpins were unearthed. There were more than 400 pieces in just one wooden box in the Fuhao Tomb. From the excavation of the Hougang sacrificial pit, we can see that men in the Shang Dynasty also used bone pins to tie their hair. The bone hairpins and hairpin caps used by aristocratic women were carved with various patterns, some of which were inlaid with turquoise.