The Chinese civilization has lasted for 5,000 years, leaving countless valuable historical and cultural heritage. However, no culture is immutable. Under the background of the new era, Chinese traditional culture is being given new vitality, and the ancient intangible cultural heritage is constantly shining with the light of the times.
The bronze sculpture cloisonné "Fulu China Zun" jointly created by Chinese arts and crafts masters Zhu Bingren and Zhong Liansheng is a new work that inherits the ancients and opens up new works, which shows the beauty of intangible cultural heritage while also conveying the unique charm of traditional culture to the Chinese people. Authorized and supervised by the "National Treasures" column, the works are the products of the "National Treasures" IP industry integration project, recreating the cultural relics style with new production and new faces, and inheriting the essence of traditional Chinese culture.
The scene of the "National Treasure" program
"National Treasure" is a cultural exploration program produced by CCTV Variety Channel, which has been broadcast for three seasons so far and continues to trigger the ratings frenzy. Based on the treasure house resources of Chinese culture, adhering to the original intention of "making national treasures come alive", through the theater exercises of the legends of the past life of national treasure cultural relics and the vivid interpretation of the stories of this life, the column creates a new expression, turning history into a passionate story, so that more historical symbols have new vitality in the new context of the new era.
As a model work of "making national treasures come alive", the bronze sculpture cloisonné of "Fulu China Zun" interprets the story of national treasure cultural relics into an intangible cultural heritage classic in the new era. The overall shape of the work is inspired by the Qing Dynasty cultural relics "copper tire filigree enamel pattern deer riding bottle", and unlike the original, the bronze sculpture shape of the work is based on the nine-colored deer image in the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes mural "Deer King Bunsheng Map". After a thousand years, the once mysterious and sacred nine-colored deer came from the depths of the distant desert and returned to the public vision with a flexible posture, turning the profound Dunhuang art into temperature and touch, thus entering our lives.
Copper tire filigree enamel floral pattern deer riding bottle & Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes mural "Deer King Bunsen Map"
The shape of the cloisonné blue treasure vase originates from the "Lang Kiln Red Glazed Guanyin Bottle" during the Qing Kangxi period of the Cultural Relics in the Forbidden City, and the instrument type is dignified and beautiful, full of shape, generous and decent, which not only carries the nobility of the court, but also loses the beauty of modern simplicity. A large number of ornaments on the bottle are creatively made from Dunhuang murals, which are reflected with the nine-colored bronze deer, depicting the splendid scenery of dragons and phoenixes and flowers, vivid and realistic, integrating the meticulous observation and exquisite skills of the creative masters, skillfully integrating the millennium Dunhuang culture with contemporary aesthetics, showing a new atmosphere of the times.
Lang kiln red glazed Guanyin bottle "Fulu Chinese Zun" - cloisonné blue treasure vase
The works dig deep into the history and culture behind the cultural relics, make the cold cultural relics come alive, let the treasures that are shelved in the cabinet go down the halls, go to the homes of ordinary people, and achieve new national treasures in the new era. As Xia Yusheng, head of the exclusive operator of the National Treasure IP, praised the work at the global launch ceremony held on November 19 at the Zhu Bingren Copper Sculpture Art Museum in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province: "The bronze sculpture cloisonné of "Fulu China Zun" fully demonstrates the extraordinary charm of the traditional skills of the Chinese nation and the profound heritage of history and culture. ”
The bronze carved cloisonné of "Fluke China Zun" is not only a new "contemporary national treasure", but also a continuation and inheritance of the Chinese context. The works innovatively integrate classic cultural relics and elements, allowing people to deeply understand the creativity and vitality of Chinese culture.