Seedling mother-of-pearl mother-of-pearl
By combining the seedling silver and mother-of-pearl process, and using the process of seedling silver bottom and conch fragments, the problems of repetitive styles and monotonous colors of the seedling silver jewelry are solved, and the seedling silver mother-of-pearl jewelry that is rich in color, lightweight and suitable for daily wear are achieved, reducing costs and time.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202410653509.X
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-05-24
- Publication Date
- 2025-07-22
AI Technical Summary
Miaoyin jewelry has problems such as repetitive style, monotonous color, excessive silver jewelry, cumbersome production process and high cost, and is not suitable for the aesthetic needs of modern young people.
The process of combining the seedling silver tie bottom and conch fragments is adopted to form seedling silver mother-of-pearl by designing drawings, grinding conch snails, pasting conch fragments and drying them, and integrating the seedling silver and mother-of-pearl process to form a multi-layer structure.
It realizes that the Miaoyin jewelry is rich in color, lightweight and suitable for daily wear, reduces the production cost and time, and meets modern aesthetic needs.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of handicraft production, including pattern design, the production process of Miao silver inlay and Miao silver inlay. Background Art
[0002] . Traditional handicrafts in our country are products processed from raw materials or semi-finished products by hand or machine, and are the general term for valuable artworks. Handicrafts originate from life but create value higher than life. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of the people, fully reflecting the creativity and artistry of mankind, and is regarded as the priceless treasure of mankind. With the development of the tourism industry and the growth of people's demand for cultural experiences, the market scale of traditional handicrafts has gradually expanded, and the demand has also increased accordingly. These souvenirs with local characteristics not only meet people's aesthetic needs but also become an important choice for tourists to pursue cultural experiences and buy souvenirs. However, while the demand is increasing, there is a disconnect between contemporary Miao silver traditional handicrafts and the aesthetic needs of modern young people.
[0003] In the existing process technology, the production of Miao silver is exquisitely crafted and requires multiple processes to complete. Silversmiths make silver materials that have been melted and refined into thin sheets, silver bars or silver wires, and then use processes such as pressing, scraping, engraving, and carving to create delicate patterns, and finally form them by welding or weaving. Each piece of Miao silver product is unique and has profound historical and cultural connotations. Its unique shape, patterns, and craftsmanship all reflect the wisdom and artistic aesthetics of the Miao people and are an important carrier of Miao culture. However, Miao silver ornaments are usually considered beautiful in large size and heavy weight, so they are relatively heavy, costly, and only enrich the level of the picture in terms of structure, lacking rich color changes, which may limit the competitiveness of Miao silver ornaments in the market. The inlay process has a long history and is said to originate from lacquerware in the Shang Dynasty. The main production method of the inlay process is to grind shells and sea shells (mainly nocturnal shells, also known as nocturnal turban shells) into thin slices of figures, flowers and birds, geometric shapes or characters, etc., and then, according to the needs of the picture, inlay these thin slices on the surface of the utensils. Since the inlay materials are sourced from nature and are processed through the elaborate craftsmanship of artisans such as grinding, painting, and polishing, the finished products often have gorgeous colors and fantastic hues, with excellent visual effects, and can perfectly display their natural characteristics. However, the production of inlay utensils is costly and time-consuming. Summary of the Invention
[0004] In view of the above problems of the existing Miao silver styles being repetitive, monotonous in color, overly heavy in silver ornaments, cumbersome in process, and costly, the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a production process of Miao silver inlay and Miao silver inlay.
[0005] To solve the above technical problems, the technical solution of the present invention is: A production process of Miao silver inlay, including the following steps: (1) Design drawings. Customize the silver base of Miaozu. (2) Grind the conch, grind and cut the conch into fixed geometric fragments for later use. (3) Apply raw lacquer, use a bamboo stick to paste and inlay the conch fragments into the silver of Miaozu. (4) Use an ultraviolet lamp to dry the raw lacquer. (5) Complete the product
[0006] The above scheme is a Miao silver mother-of-pearl production process, which is characterized by comprising a bottom Miao silver base, a first glue layer, and a second conch layer.
[0007] . Using the above technical solution, the Miao silver mother-of-pearl production process and Miao silver mother-of-pearl products of the present invention have the following beneficial effects: 1. Inheritance and innovation of intangible cultural heritage: Combining Miao silver and mother-of-pearl, two traditional Chinese intangible cultural heritage crafts, to create a new type of craft jewelry suitable for modern visual aesthetics - "Miao silver mother-of-pearl". Its craftsmanship draws on the traditional craft production methods, and the design is more in line with the modern aesthetic style. The Miao silver base is made, and the processed conch fragments 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, enrich the colors of Miao silver, and has extremely high appreciation value and decorative effect. 2. Improved technology: Miao silver has a single color and can only enrich the layers of jewelry. In addition, the production of large Miao silver jewelry components has problems such as long production time, high cost, and unsuitability for daily wear. In the existing mother-of-pearl process, colorful conch shells are used for processing. After the conch shells are cut into small pieces, they are rich in color and have a sense of layering. The new technology simplifies the mother-of-pearl technology and inlays the geometric fragments of conch into Miao silver. The Miao silver jewelry produced is colorful and can also be made into small jewelry. While improving the richness of colors, small jewelry that is more suitable for daily life can be designed. 3. Reduce costs: Traditional Miao silver is used to enrich the levels of jewelry, and large Miao silver jewelry components are made, which leads to problems such as the objects being too large, taking a long time to make, being costly, and not suitable for daily wear. The newly improved Miao silver mother-of-pearl can be used to design small jewelry, and the structure can be designed to be more in line with modern styles, and with the rich colors of mother-of-pearl, it can be made into jewelry suitable for daily wear. In summary, the Miao silver mother-of-pearl production process and Miao silver mother-of-pearl products 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 mother-of-pearl production process integrates a variety of traditional crafts, 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. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 It is the product cross-section picture material analysis. Figure 2 This is the production flow chart of Miao silver mother-of-pearl.
Claims
1. A manufacturing process of Miao silver inlay, characterized in that, It includes the following steps:
2. A Miaoyin mother-of-pearl inlay jewelry, characterized in that: It includes a Miaoyin base tire at the bottom, a first glue layer, and a second conch shell layer.