What are the characteristics of Qi Diao patterns in Ming Dynasty?

There are both "real lacquer" and colors such as yellow, ochre, vermilion and black. There is a typical "red double-finch flower and fruit box", and the box surface is carved with Lin Qin dotted with dragonfly bees, which is in a straight line. The outer wall is wrapped with flowers and fruit ribbons. The five colors are true and natural.

Jiajing-style manipulation changes, and the knife marks appear clearly with shallow ridges. Extensive use of brocade land, meticulous and neat. Patterns include folk stories and festive patterns. Typical examples are "picking red magpies and stirring plum blossoms", "picking colorful flying phoenix cans" and "dragon boat racing".

Carved lacquer patterns in Ming dynasty