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Cloisonne is a famous handicraft in Beijing.

Cloisonne is one of the famous special gold handicrafts in China. By the time of Jingtai in the Ming Dynasty, this craft reached its peak, and the handicrafts made were the most exquisite and famous, so people later called this kind of gold ware "cloisonne". Cloisonne is famous for its elegant and handsome shape, rich patterns, gorgeous and solemn colors, giving people a round, solid, exquisite and magnificent artistic feeling and becoming a world-famous traditional handicraft.

Cloisonne, whose real name is "copper tire silk enamel" and its common name is "Fa Lan", also known as "inlaid enamel", is one of the famous special gold handicrafts in China. It is a kind of porcelain made by welding various patterns with soft flat copper wire on a copper tire, and then filling the patterns with enamel glaze. In 2006, it was selected into the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Features of cloisonne:

1, first of all, the color is rich and natural: the color of cloisonne products is mostly composed of the colors of stones with various colors in nature, and the color is soft, natural and true. The natural use of color is the uniqueness of cloisonne!

2. Secondly, the surface of cloisonne products does not fade: especially modern cloisonne products, after technical treatment, are not easy to fade and will not be outdated.

3. The third point is that the surface is smooth and bright: because the enamel glaze itself is transparent like glass, and after special treatment, the surface is smooth and flat like glass.

4. Fourth, cloisonne products are generally strong and not fragile: because cloisonne products are made of red copper, porcelain will fall off unless it is violently collided, and enamel glaze and metal wire are organically combined and have enough hardness, so the metal wire is not easy to break.

5. Fifthly, due to the characteristics of cloisonne production technology, cloisonne has always maintained the characteristics of pure manual production: there are more than a dozen processes before and after, each of which needs manual operation, and machinery cannot replace it, so the workmanship is fine and the products are exquisite.