Shangbo Cultural Innovation | Bronze and Jade: Pursuing the source of civilization in the utensils

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What are the utensils that can pursue the source of Chinese civilization?

Recently, the Shanghai Museum's "Why China" Cultural Relics Archeology Exhibition is the first exhibition. The more than 300 collections of more than 300 collections collected by 20 museums and archeological institutions including the Institute of Archeology of the Academy gathered together to lead the audience back to the Central Plains of the Xia and Shang Week to explore the origin of Chinese civilization. Among them, there were many exquisite bronze utensils.

China's bronze culture is gorgeous

These bronze wares that used to be glorious

It is a manifestation of human superior smelting skills

It is a brilliant sheet feathers that have been brilliant for more than a thousand years

It is also the mark of the daily life of the ancients

The collection of the Shanghai Museum is especially bronze.

Over the years, there have been many cultural and creative cultural creatives related to bronze

In the museum, we are separated by heavy glass

Looking at the time behind them and the time behind them

We can also take them home outside the museum

Resonate with the times in daily life

Bronze decoration sacrifice

This bronze ornament has been reduced from the Hidden Hidden of the Shanghai Museum. The whole device is buffalo -like, and the beef nose is also wearing iron rings, which fully shows that my country has tamed the cattle in the Spring and Autumn Period. The decoration form is vivid, the casting is exquisite, the body pattern is gorgeous and complicated, and the beautiful vision is pinned.

Bronze three -dimensional paper cutting

Bronze shape and pattern as a blueprint

Inspired by DIY three -dimensional paper cutting

Be assembled through simple folding, folds, plugging and other steps

There is no need to use a tool and glue to have artworks

You can also be equipped with a small light to embellish the dark night

Silk scarf bronze beast face pattern

Gramor is a mysterious monster in imagination. It is a common pattern of bronze wares, also known as the noodles of the beast. The silk towel pattern originated from the beast pattern on the bronze in the Shanghai Pavilion, which has a mysterious taste and auspicious meaning.

Geometric Enamel Bracelet

Get the geometric pattern on the bronze wares of the museum, use the enamel craftsman as the carrier, and use a variety of gorgeous and stylish colors with the atmospheric shape to integrate elegance and mysterious and magnificent, presenting a unique temperament and beauty.

The painter is delicate, fresh and warm, smooth and smooth, full of modern atmosphere. The opening of the Bo Beast Pattern at the mouth is embellished, fashionable, show -up, and matching with beautiful women.

Imitation of Qing Sanli Tattoo Glory Flowers

This is a very interesting cultural and creative, the original three -tattoo jade cricket, and it is also a re -imitation product.镌, the four -character book of the "Qianlong Year System" is engraved in the bottom, representing the highest level of jade making jade in the Qing Dynasty.

And when we "resume", we chose glass materials and made three styles of vermiculite, blue -green and green, showing the exquisite and clear feeling, which is more in line with the aesthetics of modern people.

In addition to bronze, there are many jade articles in the exhibition. The fate of the Chinese and jade should start with the Neolithic era about 8,000 years ago. At that time, Liangzhu Culture, Hongshan Culture, Longshan Culture ... These or familiar or familiar names have been entrusted with a jade world. Essence

Dragon and Phoenix Tattoo

跽 Sitting on a humanoid jade pendant

Imitation of the Warring States Jade Double First Dragon Township necklace

Dragon is a fantasy animal. The ancients believed that it was the highest auspicious auspiciousness. In China's ancient pattern decoration, dragon patterns occupy a very important position. This piece of jewelry uses Shuanglong Yupei during the Warring States Period of the Shanghai Museum.

Imitation of the Han Yongyu Yuhuan necklace

一 中 is an ancient pattern in the jade articles. The tail of the 螭 螭 to form a jade ring. The meaning is circulating, there is no exhaustion, and the hard -hearted jade has the beautiful meaning of the unyielding and ingredients.

Western Han Dynasty Dragon Jade Ring Necklace

And this Western Han Dynasty dragon jade ring decorated necklace bending and rolling tail, the shape is strong. Select the good jadeite material, the feel is smooth and delicate, the pattern is exquisite and elegant, and the lines are smooth. It is an ideal choice for self -use, collection or gifts to relatives and friends.

Imitation Jade God Township Necklace

Shijiahe Culture is distributed in the Jianghan Basin, and commonly unearthed jade articles of people and animal forms. The jade people are generally the first shape of the human, and the whole body is not seen. The jade gods in the Shangbo Institute are intact, the jade is crystal clear, and the production process is superb. It is currently only one at home and abroad. Its head wears a flat crown, two ears, and hands on their chests. It is generally believed that this is the image of the ancient wizarding and God.

This jade pendant uses this as the source of inspiration. It is made of emerald, and the jade is crystal clear and finely polished.

To this day, jade is still common in people's daily lives, and it is entrusted to people's beautiful visions. Although the bronze has slowly faded out of the historical stage, the blue and green copper rust failed to cover up their brilliance, and the movement that brought us was still often there.

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