Why does mahogany furniture pay attention to "three-point material and seven-point division of labor"?

The so-called "outsiders only come to watch the excitement, and insiders watch the doorway." The mahogany furniture of the same style looks the same, but there are still many differences in technology. Mahogany furniture has always been said to be "divided into three parts and seven parts", which means that the production level of mahogany furniture is an important basis for measuring the value of mahogany furniture. Why do you say that?

First of all, the mahogany industry belongs to handicraft industry. Really good mahogany is highly dependent on craftsmen. The value evaluation of mahogany furniture is not only reflected in the value of materials, but also in the process of inheritance and art. Its unique cultural connotation is the fundamental reason for the popularization and international recognition of mahogany furniture. In addition, mahogany furniture is tenon-mortise structure. The core of mahogany furniture manufacturing technology is tenon-mortise structure. Although the material used is mahogany, mahogany furniture without mortise and tenon structure cannot be called mahogany furniture.

The mortise and tenon technology for making mahogany furniture can be said to be the best in the world. Artisans can carefully design tenons and mortises that are easy to avoid and light to complement each other. Components can be combined together, tightly coupled and seamlessly connected, only through tenons and mortises. By connecting tenons and mortises, furniture can be assembled without nails. The furniture with tenon-mortise structure can be kept strong for nearly a hundred years or even thousands of years, and can be disassembled and maintained without damaging the furniture.

Generally speaking, handcraft is a process of appreciating beauty, understanding beauty and creating beauty. This is the essence of mahogany furniture "three materials, seven division of labor". /kloc-in the 8th century, Thomas Chippendale, a British furniture designer, said in his Furniture Guide that there are only three types of furniture in the world, namely, China furniture, Gothic furniture and Rococo furniture, led by China furniture. Mahogany furniture not only has collection value, but also reflects the taste of life. Now more and more people favor mahogany furniture.