Traditional bamboo weaving technology

Bamboo weaving process can be divided into three processes: bottoming, weaving and sewing. In the knitting process, warp knitting and weft knitting are the main methods. On the basis of warp knitting and weft knitting, various techniques can also be inserted, such as thinning, insertion, puncture, cutting, locking, nailing, binding and sleeve, to make the patterns varied. Products with other colors need to be matched, and dyed bamboo chips or bamboo filaments are twisted into various patterns, with strong color contrast and bright colors.

The bamboo used in the weaving process of porcelain embryo bamboo was specially selected from Chengdu. After more than ten processes, such as bamboo cutting, color baking, knot removal, layering, color fixation, scraping, scratching and even scratching, fine bamboo filaments are made by hand. The cross sections of bamboo filaments used for porcelain embryo bamboo weaving are all rectangular, and there are strict requirements on the thickness, which is only one or two hairs thick and the width is only four or five hairs wide.

The roots and roots of bamboo filaments are evenly cut to achieve the same thickness, which is not easy for viewers to admire. In the production process, the porcelain embryo bamboo weaving is made by hand weaving with both hands and one knife, so that the root bamboo filaments are shaped according to the embryo and close to the porcelain surface, and all joints are hidden and not exposed, just like natural generation, one integrated mass.

Porcelain embryo bamboo woven products only use one layer of bamboo surface, and the fibers are very dense. At the same time, after special treatment, it is resistant to drying, deformation, moth-proofing, waterproof and washable.