The invention discloses a manufacturing method of a three-dimensional embossment
rubbing for
copying patterns and characters on the surfaces of cultural relics, inscriptions and other utensils, and aims to solve the problem that a traditional
rubbing is lack of three-dimensional sense and embossment effect. The
rubbing manufacturing process mainly comprises a plane rubbing method and a full-shape rubbing method.
Rubbing works manufactured through a traditional rubbing method are all planes, although a full-shape rubbing method can convert a three-dimensional object into a two-dimensional plane image, the manufacturing process is complex, and the embossment effect cannot be achieved. The rubbing with the three-dimensional embossment effect is finally obtained by selecting the utensil with the positive carved image-text or the utensil with the positive carved image-text as the main part, cleaning, covering thick Chinese art paper, beating to show lines, coloring and rubbing and the like, and then innovatively adding the working procedures of uncovering, fixing with a sticky plate, curing, spraying paint to
resist water, brushing and filling,
softening the rubbing, supporting the bottom and mounting and the like. The method is characterized in that firstly, the method is innovated on the basis of a traditional process, if thick and
solid paper is selected as a carrier, the thinner the traditional paper for rubbing is, the better the paper is, and the required paper is thick and
solid; secondly, a plurality of procedures are added, for example, the rubbing is pasted and fixed to a wood board with the back facing upwards, then curing and paint spraying are conducted for water prevention, homemade sticky rice
mortar is used for brushing and filling,
cactus egg white liquid is adopted for
softening treatment, and the rubbing can be folded, rolled and freely stretched, can be mounted into a reel and can be mounted into a lens; the rubbing is good in visual effect and strong in artistic appeal, and is incomparable with a traditional rubbing.