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Pile Embroidery -- The Art of Relief on Rags
2019-07-12
Master of pile embroidery Huan Gong (middle) and his teachers are making pile embroidery (China Netstone Yuxin Photography) Master of pile embroidery Huan Gong's works (China Netstone Yuxin Photography) China Net September 7 (Reporter Shi Yuxin) In a quiet Tibetan house, master of pile embroidery Huan Gong and his disciples are around a small stove, carefully cutting pieces of broken cloth with scissors, after careful placement, a beautiful painting on paper. Thangka made of silk and satin In the Tongren Art Vocational Training School of Huan Gong Regong in Huangnan Prefecture, Huan Gong showed his own pile embroidery and told the story of his connection with pile embroidery fabric. In his more than 30 years of artistic career, Huan Gong has created more than 2000 exquisite and lifelike pile embroidery works, with prices ranging from thousands to hundreds of thousands. The reporter learned that the pile embroidery with Buddhist paintings as the main content is made of various colors of cotton, silk, and satin cut into various patterns and shapes designed, carefully piled into a complete picture, and then embroidered with colored threads. In Tibetan, pile embroidery is called "Guitang", which means a thangka made of silk and satin. It uses a clever combination of relief and embroidery to carefully cut, carefully ironed and pasted and spliced the gorgeous colorful silk and satin, resulting in Buddhist works of art with exquisite workmanship, gorgeous colors and strong artistic appeal. In a broad sense, pile embroidery belongs to a kind of thangka. "Making pile embroidery is a fine job." It is reported that pile embroidery generally includes pattern design, tailoring, pile pasting, embroidery, and coloring of individual pattern parts. Among them, drawing this process requires five or six years of learning. Huan Gong told reporters that making pile-up embroidery is a delicate job. First, a pattern should be drawn on the base cloth. Then, according to the drawn pattern, the materials should be selected and cut, and the pile should be made according to 1.1 points of the overall composition. Finally, and then paste latex, ironing stereotypes. It is understood that the cheapest pile embroidery on the market can also be sold for 700 or 800 yuan. Huan Gong said that it is very difficult to start a large pile of embroidery works, which requires a painter to have a deep foundation. The painter should draw a large picture of several hundred square meters on dozens or even hundreds of sheets of paper through calculation according to the "statue measurement classics", and then make collages one by one to make it seamless. One of Huan Gong's more proud works was completed by three people after four months of hard work. "I hope the embroidery can be passed on." Huan Gong began to take apprentices when he was 20 years old. The apprentices studied and worked here and got corresponding remuneration. Most of the more than 30 apprentices were from their own village. Huan Gong felt that they were young, but they wasted all their time except farming. It was a pity, so he decided to teach more people some skills as much as he could. When the reporter asked Huan Gong if he was worried about the church apprentice starving to death, Huan Gong smiled faintly, "I hope the embroidery can be passed on, and the market is so large, there are many orders every year, so I never worry." Huan Gong and other old artists taught by mouth and taught their pile embroidery skills to the art-loving youth in the village, making pile embroidery the main sideline of most farmers in the village, and making Nianduhu Village in Tongren County, Huangnan Prefecture a well-known Regong "pile embroidery village". The art of pile embroidery also showed unprecedented prosperity, and people's lives have undergone earth-shaking changes due to pile embroidery. Now artists who like pile embroidery are thriving in batches. The ancient pile embroidery art has a successor and hopes to be passed on from generation to generation. Master of pile embroidery Huan Gong's works (Chinese netting Yuxin photography) pile embroidery drawing (Chinese netting Yuxin photography) pile embroidery artist is carrying out adhesive cutting process (Chinese netting Yuxin photography) pile embroidery artist is sticking cutting rags (Chinese netting Yuxin photography) pile embroidery works (Chinese netting Yuxin photography)
2019-07-12
Enamel cloisonne thangka profile: based on traditional chinese cloisonne, pure handmade crafts. After repeated research and exploration, the traditional craftsmanship and the Chinese and Tibetan culture are organically integrated, forming another artistic landscape of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau-the unique art type of "Fillet Thangka", which endows the Thangka with elegance and luxury. The temperament enables the Thangka art of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau to be more perfectly displayed and sublimated. Its process characteristics: rich connotation, bright color, three-dimensional sense of strong, and do not fade. Suitable for characters, flowers and birds, etc. for the content of handicrafts production. In particular, the craft of making Buddha Thangka is even better. The combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern style brings the ancient thangka into the breath of the times. The color is more gorgeous, the connotation is richer. It has high ornamental value and collection value. It is a good gift for friends and relatives. Thangka-Master Tsongkhapa Thangka-Three Western Saints
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2019-07-11
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