Processing method of leaf picture

Abstract

A processing method of leaf picture relates to the technical field of the artwork processing with the raw material of leaf. The processing method of the invention comprises the following steps: removing the mesophyll from the leaf to obtain the vein, washing, drying, and then directly printing characters or patterns on the dried vein. The invention keeps the straight of the vein picture without the use of glue, as well as retains the intrinsic softness of the vein. The wood fibre of the leaf can be reserved permanently like paper, and the reservation period of the product of the invention can be prolonged greatly compared with traditional picture made by glue. The product of the invention has the thickness like that of the cicada wings and has the weight like that of the goose feather. The product has good softness and toughness and environmental protection, and is convenient for carrying. The method of the invention uses the printing to form characters and patterns, thereby having high processing efficiency, large output, and low production cost, which facilitates the underselling and the popular collection.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of processing handicrafts using leaves as raw materials. Background technique

[0002] Leaf paintings and leaf vein paintings have been popular among the people during the Eastern Han Dynasty. In temples, monks salvage the rotten leaves at the bottom of the stream, dry them and write poems and paintings as gifts in the temple. In addition, after the leaves are dried, poems and paintings are directly written on them. In ancient times, there are stories of red leaves passing on letters, which have become the basis for the development of leaf paintings today. Later, people used leaves as raw materials, and after manual treatment, taking the veins, painting and writing on them is a traditional processing method. Because this traditional processing method must first coat the veins with a transparent glue layer, through The glue layer forms a closed layer on the meridian surface of the leaf veins, and then draws ...