Good product Shandong 丨 Niejiazhuang clay sculpture: inheritance and innovation brighten "Shand

Nie Peng, the person in charge of Gaomi Red Sorghum Folk Culture Co., Ltd., has more than a dozen original mud tiger works on the workbench, the smallest slap, and the most heavy one is 60 pounds. Each mud tiger has different colors and patterns, such as paper -cutting, New Year's paintings, idioms, customized copywriting ...

Nie Peng is 32 years old. He is a native of Niejiazhuang, Jiangzhuang Town, Gaomi City, Shandong Province. He has the craftsmanship of his father's father.

Niejiazhuang clay sculpture originated during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 400 years. In 2008, Niejiazhuang clay sculpture was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage expansion projects.

Over the years, Nie Peng and his clay sculpture have entered the campus and communities. Nie Peng introduced that, through the off -course extra -sculpture curriculum activities in primary and secondary schools, students 'interest and love for traditional culture have been stimulated, and students' awareness of protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage has been improved.

Gaomi Red Sorghum Folk Culture Co., Ltd. also builds a non -heritage practice base with colleges and universities. At present, Gaomi Red Sorghum Folk Culture Co., Ltd. has signed a cooperation agreement with Tsinghua Academy of Fine Arts, Shandong University, Qingdao University of Science and Technology, Shandong Vocational College, Beijing Electronic Science and Technology Vocational College and other universities. Nie Peng introduced that through the work of building a studio together with the company, the clay sculpture walked out of Gao Mi and walked into the university campus.

Not only that, Nie Peng pioneered his thinking and bold innovation in daily creation. His zodiac works, the three sages of Gao Mi, and the core values ​​of socialism, etc., are favored by merchants. During the inheritance of Niejiazhuang clay sculpture and gray year painting skills, he and his team absorbed the essence of other folk crafts such as the Tianjin clayman Zhang and Yang Liu Youth painting, and integrated new humanistic thoughts and art elements into clay sculpture works.

Nie Peng introduced that they cooperated with Tsinghua University's Shenzhen International Graduate School to combine tiger culture with the core value demands of contemporary people, select the image characteristics of classic mud tigers, break through the limits of materials, mediums, and even dimensions. Chuang derivatives carry forward the traditional tiger culture.

According to Ma Yao, a doctor of Shenzhen International Graduate School of Tsinghua University, they designed idiom puzzle products for children. The mud tiger has become a role in the tiger -related scene. The process of children and parents with their parents not only inspire intelligence, but also understand the traditional tiger culture.

Through a series of creative works, the types of clay sculptures are very rich, and some works even have "human settings". "Blessings or wealth, little boy or little girl, volunteer or shop primary school, how to design how to design it." Nie Peng said.

At present, Gaomi Red Sorghum Folk Culture Co., Ltd. already has 2 patents and 4 trademark brands. Among them, it is specially applied for the trademark "mud" for cultural and creative applications.

Nie Peng introduced that the next step will seize the opportunity to create Shandong, create more works that adapt to the development of the times and meet market demand, and attract more young forces to participate in the inheritance and protection of non -heritage culture.

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