Technological characteristics of tiger head portraits in Yin Ruins

The technological characteristics of the tiger head portrait in Yin Ruins are as follows:

1. Casting technology: The tiger head portrait in Yin Ruins adopts the lost wax casting technology, that is, the physical model is made of wax, then coated with soil, dried to melt the wax model and leave a cavity, and finally copper water is poured into the cavity.

2. Artistic style: The human figure with tiger head in Yin Ruins has a strong artistic style of Shang Dynasty. Its plump shape, exquisite carving, smooth lines, natural expression and lifelike.

3. Decorative patterns: The human figure of the tiger head in Yin Ruins is decorated with various patterns and patterns. The most conspicuous part is the part between the tiger's head and the human body, where many detailed patterns and patterns are carved.

4. Material selection: The human figure of the tiger head in Yin Ruins is made of high-quality bronze. Bronze is hard and durable, not easy to corrode, and beautiful in color. It is one of the representative works of ancient bronzes in China. To sum up, the technological characteristics of the tiger head in Yin Ruins mainly include the lost wax casting process, strong artistic style in Shang Dynasty, rich decorative patterns and high quality bronze materials.