Jinan women use 10 meter gold wire and make ice piers with silk enamel. What kind of process is silk enamel?

A woman in Jinan made an ice pier with 10 meter gold wire. Cloisonne, also known as cloisonne, is a manual process of cutting patterns with gold or copper wires on gold or copper tires, filling in enamel of various colors, and then polishing through various processes to finally complete the finished product.

Cloisonne enamel is a traditional handicraft production process in China, and now this process has become an intangible cultural heritage in China. In ancient times, people regarded wearing enamel jewelry as a fashion and wore it on their bodies, which we can see from some ancient costume TV dramas. But it's rare now.

What is cloisonne enamel?

Enamel technology did not actually originate in China, but was born in Greece. With the continuous development of enamel technology, Sheng Xingjiao was later introduced to China from Arabia. By the Qing Dynasty, cloisonne technology was more advanced.

Clamping is to use tools to clamp copper wire or silver wire out of the desired pattern and weld it on the carcass. Then, after glaze filling, firing, cooling, porcelain hanging, firing, painting and other processes, finally polishing, gold plating and other processes, and finally making a handicraft.

Women in Jinan use 10 meter gold wire and cloisonne enamel to make ice piers.

A woman in Jinan is the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of silk enamel. When I was in junior high school, I began to learn the craft of cloisonne enamel. Later engaged in this industry, and now has created thousands of works.

In order to help the Beijing Winter Olympics, she designed an ice pier to watch the dish. She used the craft of cloisonne enamel, gold wire and pure natural mineral glaze, and made a cloisonne enamel ice pier with strong three-dimensional effect through 10 processes.

What kind of craft is cloisonne franc?

Cloisonne is a traditional cloisonne craft. It is not the first time that women in Jinan have made ice piers with traditional handicrafts from China. Previously, a palm leaf ice pier made by an grandfather for his granddaughter also rushed to the hot search. They are all using their meager strength to help the Winter Olympics.