China is an ancient civilization with a history of more than 5,000 years, and the handicrafts can be imagined, each one can be called the best, and each old craft is worthy of our protection and inheritance.
Let's take a look at some of the traditional crafts that can't be discarded.
ceramics
Ceramics are made of clay and porcelain clay two raw materials mixed, in the use of pottery in China, is one of the earliest countries, Chinese porcelain has a high degree of practicality and artistry, so it is highly respected by the world.
With the strengthening of people's awareness of inheritance, with the joint efforts of ceramic craftsmen, many lost skills have been re-inherited.
jade carving
Jade carving is one of the oldest carving varieties in China. Jade is processed and carved into exquisite handicrafts, called jade carving. In the production process, according to the natural color and natural shape of different jade materials, the craftsmen can carefully design and repeatedly ponder in order to carve the jade into exquisite crafts.
Chinese knot
Chinese knots are unique hand-woven crafts in China, which first came from the Paleolithic era of sewing and knotting, and evolved into a decorative craft to this day. The small Chinese knot fully reflects the creativity of folk artists.
glass
The production of glass is very difficult, let people see it as more precious than jade, its color flowing clouds, crystal clear quality, in ancient times belonged to the royal family, in the folk circulation of glass manufacturing techniques are very few.
woodcarving
Wood carving is one of many sculptures, and the Tang Dynasty was the peak of the development of wood carving craftsmanship. The wood carving process, which has been passed down for thousands of years, also needs to be protected and passed on.
cloisonne
Cloisonné gets its name from the fact that it flourished during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty, and the production techniques were relatively mature, and the enamel glaze used was mainly blue. Cloisonné, also known as "enamel color", cloisonné was restored under the protection of a generation of talented women Lin Huiyin and others.
Paint
The earliest lacquerware unearthed in China is the wooden tire vermilion lacquer bowl found in the Hemudu site, and the lacquering process is undoubtedly the pride and pride of the Chinese nation. Chinese lacquerware has also formed different genres, and Fuzhou's lacquerware is one of the "three treasures" of traditional Chinese craftsmanship.
Bamboo
Bamboo weaving first appeared in the Neolithic Age, originally for storing food, and by the Ming and Qing dynasties, the bamboo weaving process was fully developed. Up to now, bamboo weaving not only has practical value, but also has a strong ornamental nature.
Decoupage
Paper-cutting was most prevalent in the Tang Dynasty, and developed into a profession during the Southern Song Dynasty, which embodies the history and culture of the Chinese nation for thousands of years and is one of the most popular folk arts in China.
embroidery
Embroidery is a decorative fabric that uses a needle to pierce silk thread or other fibers and yarns on the embroidery material with a certain pattern and color, and embroiders to form a pattern. It is the art of adding human design and fabrication to any fabric that exists with needles and threads. Embroidery is one of the traditional Chinese folk crafts, which has a history of at least 2,000 to 3,000 years in China.
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