Making of pinch oil lamp

People in kelan county pinch lamps with flour, including buckwheat flour and cake flour. Pinch buckwheat noodles and lamps, and put them into a steamer; The cake surface, that is, the soft yellow wheat lamp, is first made into steamed vegetarian cake and then kneaded into a lamp shape. Some people use corn flour and buckwheat flour as lamps. Those made of white flour are called "silver lamps", those made of corn flour are called "golden lamps" and those made of wheat flour are called "iron lamps".

Crane lamps have many styles. The simplest and most common is to knead into a single lamp. This kind of lamp forms the shape of a small teacup by simply clamping the base and then clamping the lamp on the base. This kind of lamp has a cylindrical lamp mouth in the middle, and a wick can be inserted on the side, surrounded by a place for storing lamp oil.