China's Traditional Craft Cloisonne

Introduction of cloisonne, a traditional craft in China

One of the famous special metal handicrafts in China, this craft reached its peak in the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty, and the handicrafts produced were the most exquisite and famous, so later people called this kind of metal ware "cloisonne".

Cloisonne, whose proper name is "copper tire wire enamel" and its common name is "Falan", also known as "inlaid enamel", is a kind of ware made by welding soft flat copper wire into various patterns on a copper tire, and then filling enamel colored glaze in the patterns. Because it was popular in Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty, its production technology was mature, and the enamel glaze used was mostly blue, so it was named "Jingtai Blue".

artistic status

Cloisonne was born in the palace, which is an important part of the royal family, the main display of the palace hall and the treasure of the town hall. The Golden Jubilee Hall in the Forbidden City, or the Biyong Palace in imperial academy and the Paiyun Hall in the Summer Palace, etc., the jewel-like light of cloisonne is always amazing.

according to historical records, only the tableware of Emperor Qianlong was cloisonne, and the bottom was all made of porcelain. It can be seen what role cloisonne plays in the history of China. It is a symbol of status and status. Due to its historical significance and craftsmanship, cloisonne was listed as the first batch of intangible cultural heritage by the state in 26.

artistic value

Cloisonne is a traditional folk craft, and its value in the market is getting higher and higher, and there are more and more craft workshops engaged in the production and processing of Cloisonne. The value of cloisonne depends on its coloring and technology. Cloisonne has a very high collection and label value, and Taihefang Cloisonne-the first brand of China Cloisonne in personal tailor, is suitable for homes, hotels, stations and other places.

Cloisonne craft painting draws lessons from the traditional cloisonne process, such as silk-pinching and blue-spotting. The silk-pinching is made of aluminum wire (gold-plated oxide), and the glue used for silk-sticking is ordinary decoration glue. After the silk is cemented, it is mixed with colored sand with an oil painting shovel, and after the sand word is dried, it is sealed with resin to produce various picture effects such as bright, matte and frosted.

Based on the traditional cloisonne technology, the new Lanyi cloisonne painting combines oil painting, traditional Chinese painting, relief painting, painting and other technologies to create a variety of effects, such as silk-free cloisonne painting, frosted cloisonne painting, luminous cloisonne painting, three-dimensional cloisonne painting and so on. The new blue art cloisonne painting has gradually become a high-grade interior decoration painting.