Suzhou fan masters list

Suzhou fan masters list is as follows:

1, Liu Lihua

Liu Lihua, male, born in 1965 in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, is a master of the Suzhou fan arts and crafts, won the Suzhou Arts and Crafts Masters, Suzhou Folk Craftsmen, Arts and Crafts Masters, specializing in bamboo, wood, men's fan bone production and sandalwood fans. Production.

2, Sheng Chun

Sheng Chun, born in April 1971 in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China's master fan craftsmen, representative works are woof Fengwu peony figure zitan wood engraved with longevity handle, twelve-petal begonias, longevity ebony inlaid inlays such as tin.

3, Xu Yilin

Born in 1933 in Suzhou, Xu Yilin, made of traditional crafts fan, his own national intangible cultural heritage project representative inheritor.

4, Xing Weizhong

Xing Weizhong, a famous fan maker born in 1954, is also a representative inheritor of the fan-making technique, and has been awarded the honorary title of Jiangsu Provincial Arts and Crafts Master.

5, Wang Jian

Wang Jian, provincial intangible cultural heritage representative heir, fan-making master. He himself belongs to the master team members of the Suzhou good edge fan culture development Co.

Craft features

Suzhou has always had a tradition of fan-making. Folding fans, sandalwood fans and silk palace fans are known as "Suzhou elegant fans". The "Bamboo Bone Clay and Gold Fan" is the representative. The sandalwood fan was developed from the folding fan, and it is made of sandalwood, which gives off a natural fragrance. Suzhou is the birthplace of sandalwood fans, using the "pull flower", "hot flower", "carving", "painting" process, the fan surface painted with landscapes, flowers and birds. The fan is painted with landscapes, flowers and birds, which makes it casual and elegant.

Suzhou elegant fan set a variety of exquisite crafts in one, including modeling, mounting Ming closed God, carving, inlay, lacquer and other crafts. They draw and paint the mountains and landscapes, birds and flowers of Wu, and their exquisite craftsmanship itself constitutes a colorful chapter of Wu culture.