The inheritor of filigree mosaic technology

Master Jingyi Bao 1942 was born in Beijing, 196 1 graduated from Beijing Arts and Crafts School, majoring in metal arts and crafts. He studied design with many China arts and crafts masters such as Zhai Deshou and Wu Kenan, and has been engaged in "filigree inlay" and jewelry design and production for a long time.

Master Jingyi Bao, who is nearly 70 years old, is one of the representative inheritors of filigree mosaic technology in China. Engaged in filigree inlay and jewelry design and production for nearly 50 years. Her works have participated in many exhibitions and expositions at home and abroad, and won many awards. Feng Ming Bell won the Excellent Design Award in 1983 Southeast Asia Diamond Jewelry Design Competition. Award-winning works in recent years include "Bingzhu Meipeng Box" won the gold medal in the third Beijing Arts and Crafts Exhibition in 2007, and "Pepsi Hehe" won the gold medal in the China Traditional Arts and Crafts Exhibition in 2008. In 2009, Ode to Ancestors won the gold medal in the 4th Beijing Arts and Crafts Exhibition. In addition, there are Bai Lao's works, jade seismograph, golden camel, descendants of dragon, jewelry, royal classics, wild interest, oriental night and other ornaments. It has also been widely praised by all walks of life. Master Bai, who is well versed in the tradition and history of filigree inlay technology, said frankly: "filigree inlay technology products are actually a kind of jewelry luxury, which has high collection value. The market it faces should be a relatively niche market that really understands this technology ... The filigree mosaic technology should not only be inherited, but also developed. Only in this way can the filigree mosaic technology have vitality. "