Miao silver point jade

Abstract

The manufacturing process comprises the steps of designing a pattern, manufacturing a Miao silver blank bottom, treating feathers, trimming the feathers, finely trimming the feathers according to a required shape, pasting the feathers to the blank bottom, and completing a work. According to the manufacturing process of the Miao Yin point jade, modern aesthetic appreciation is integrated, refined handmade products are manufactured, the technology is improved, the manufacturing period is shortened, and the manufacturing procedures are simpler and easier to master. The Miao silver point green process is fused with multiple traditional processes, the problems that similar products on the market are too high in repeatability, not rich in color and not easy to store can be solved, and the effects that the glossiness is bright, and different color changes are shown at different angles under a light source can be achieved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of handicraft production, including pattern design, a production process of Miao silver inlaid with kingfisher feathers and Miao silver inlaid with kingfisher feathers ornaments. Background Art

[0002] Traditional Chinese handicrafts are products made by hand or machine from raw materials or semi-finished products. They are a general term for valuable artworks. Handicrafts come from life, but they create value that is higher than life. They are the crystallization of people's wisdom, fully embodying human creativity and artistry, and are priceless treasures of mankind. With the development of tourism and the growing demand for cultural experience, the market size of traditional handicrafts has gradually expanded and the demand has also gradually increased. These souvenirs with local characteristics not only meet people's aesthetic needs, but also become an important choice for tourists in pursuit of cultural experience and souvenirs. However, as demand grows, contemporary Miao silver traditional handicrafts are out of touch with the aesthetic needs of modern young people. Among the existing technologies, Miao silver is made with exquisite craftsmanship and requires multiple processes to complete. Silversmiths make the melted silver into thin sheets, silver bars or silver wires, and then use pressing, cutting, engraving, and other techniques to make exquisite patterns, and finally weld or weave them into shape. Each Miao silver product is unique and has profound historical and cultural connotations. Its unique shape, pattern and craftsmanship reflect the wisdom and artistic aesthetics of the Miao people and are an important carrier of Miao culture. Its disadvantage is that most Miao silver jewelry is usually big and heavy, so its weight is usually large and the cost is high. It only enriches the level of the picture in structure and lacks rich color changes, which may limit the competitiveness of Miao silver jewelry in the market. Therefore, it is necessary to change the inheritance of traditional craftsmanship, optimize the production materials and processes, innovate the production process and cross-border application, and combine it with the dot-and-green image. The kingfisher craft is a traditional Chinese gold and silver jewelry making craft that has existed since the Han Dynasty. It is a perfect combination of metal craft and feather craft. A base is made of gold, silver, copper or gilded in the shape of a flower, a groove is welded along the edge of the pattern with gold wire, and a proper amount of glue is applied to the concave part in the middle. The bright blue feathers on the back of the kingfisher are cleverly pasted on the metal base made of gold and silver to form an auspicious and beautiful pattern. Since the kingfisher is now a national protected animal, goose feathers or peacock feathers are now used to replace the kingfisher feathers. Summary of the invention

[0003] In view of the problems of repetitive styles, monotonous colors, heavy silver ornaments, complicated processes and high costs in the existing Miao silver, the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a Miao silver inlaid with kingfisher feather production technique and Miao silver inlaid with kingfisher feather ornaments.

[0004] In order to solve the above technical problems, the technical solution of the present invention is: a production process of Miao silver with kingfisher feather, comprising the following steps: (1) Design drawings, design patterns, shapes and sizes of Miao silver. (2) Make the base tire according to the drawing. (3) Processing feathers, usually goose feathers or peacock feathers. Arrange the feathers on rice paper and wait for them to dry. (4) Trim the feathers and trim the base according to the drawing. (5) Fine-tune the feathers and trim the feathers again according to the shape of the base. (6) Paste: Paste the carefully trimmed feathers onto the base, wait for them to dry, and then inlay them. (7) Arrange the feathers and use diluted paste to fix the feathers into shape. (8) Complete the product.

[0005] The above scheme is a Miao silver kingfisher feather inlay production process, which is characterized by comprising a bottom Miao silver base, a first glue layer, and a second feather layer.

[0006] Beneficial effects: By adopting the above technical scheme, the Miao silver inlaid kingfisher feather production process and the Miao silver inlaid kingfisher feather have the following beneficial effects: (1) Inheritance and innovation of intangible cultural heritage, combining Miao silver and dot-feathered ornaments, two traditional Chinese intangible cultural heritage crafts, to create a new type of craft ornaments suitable for modern visual aesthetics - "Miao silver dot-feathered ornaments". Its craftsmanship draws on the traditional craft production methods, and the design is more in line with modern aesthetic styles. The Miao silver base is made, and the processed feathers are pasted and inlaid on the Miao silver base. It solves the problems of repeated styles, monotonous colors, heavy silver ornaments, and high manpower and material costs of large silver ornaments in the existing Miao silver craftsmanship. It can better inherit the traditional craftsmanship and enrich the colors of Miao silver, which has extremely high appreciation value and decorative effect. (2) Improved technology. Currently, some Miao silver products have a single color and can only enrich the layers of the ornaments. When making large Miao silver ornaments, the size and weight are considered beautiful, which results in long production time, high cost, and unsuitability for daily wear. In the existing kingfisher feather inlay process, the peacock feathers and goose feathers can be dyed, and the feathers are bright and colorful. The new technology can inlay the feathers with kingfisher feathers into Miao silver, making Miao silver ornaments colorful. It can also make small ornaments, improve the richness of colors, and design small ornaments that are more suitable for daily life. (3) Reduce costs. Traditional Miao silver is used to enrich the levels of jewelry, and large Miao silver jewelry components are made with large and heavy pieces as the main features. This has the disadvantages of long production time, high cost, and is not suitable for daily wear. The newly improved Miao silver with kingfisher feather inlay can be used to design small jewelry. In terms of structure, it can be designed in a more modern style, and with the addition of kingfisher feather inlay to enrich the colors, it can be made into jewelry suitable for daily wear. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 Production process of silver inlay and kingfisher feather In summary, the Miao silver inlaid with kingfisher feathers production process and Miao silver inlaid with kingfisher feathers provided by the present invention have improved production efficiency, saved costs on raw materials, and made the production process simpler and easier to master. The Miao silver inlaid with kingfisher feathers production process integrates a variety of traditional techniques, combines with traditional patterns and ethnic regional culture, and can solve the problems of repeated styles, monotonous colors, and heavy silver ornaments on the market.

Claims

1. A production process of Miao silver imitation kingfisher feather, characterized in that: The steps include: (1) Design drawings, design patterns, shapes and sizes of Miao silver. (2) Make the base tire according to the drawing. (3) Processing feathers, usually goose feathers or peacock feathers. Arrange the feathers on rice paper and wait for them to dry. (4) Trim the feathers and trim the base according to the drawing. (5) Fine-tune the feathers and trim the feathers again according to the shape of the base. (6) Paste: Paste the carefully trimmed feathers onto the base, wait for them to dry, and then inlay them. (7) Arrange the feathers and use diluted paste to fix the feathers into shape. (8) Complete the product.

2. A Miao silver imitation kingfisher feather jewelry, characterized by: It includes a bottom layer of Miao silver base, a first layer of glue, and a second layer of feathers.

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