Special manufacturing method of lacquerware

Lacquer is a kind of handicraft made by tire-making, priming, grinding, polishing and decoration. Lacquerware can be divided into general lacquerware and carved lacquerware. General lacquerware refers to the art of painting, carving and inlaying on objects coated with thin paint, while lacquer carving is carved on fetal objects coated with thick paint.

This paper briefly introduces four famous lacquerware,

Beijing carved lacquer,

Qi Diao craft began in Tang Dynasty, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Qi Diao's main craft is sculpture, and its main raw material is lacquer, hence the name "Qi Diao". The manufacturing method is to coat several to hundreds of natural paints on the surface of wooden tires or copper tires, and then carefully carve the undried paint film into various patterns by various knife methods, and then make it through the processes of drying, polishing and gilding. Because the color of paint is mainly red, it is called "picking red".

Beijing gold lacquer inlay:

Gold lacquer inlay is a handicraft that is inlaid, painted and painted on a painted fetal object. According to the different production processes, it can be divided into colored lacquer goujin, mother-of-pearl inlay, jade inlay, gold and silver leveling, gray carving and lacquer painting.

Fuzhou bodiless lacquerware:

The bodiless lacquerware is a kind of special craft lacquerware, that is, various models made of light materials such as rice, rope or gypsum are used as raw tires, and then ramie cloth or plain silk is mounted on the raw tires layer by layer with paint. After the green tire is dried, the bottom embryo used as lacquer ware is removed, and after more than 20 processes such as alkyl ash polishing, painting and decoration, it becomes a bodiless lacquer ware. Fuzhou bodiless lacquerware, Beijing cloisonne and Jingdezhen porcelain are also called the "three treasures" of China traditional crafts.

Yangzhou mother-of-pearl lacquerware:

Mother-of-pearl inlaid lacquer ware is made of high-quality shells such as mussel shell, abalone shell and luminous snail. After polishing, figures, pavilions, flowers, birds, and fish worms are made, which are collaged and inlaid on the lacquer embryo, and then painted and polished.

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