Manufacturing method of jun porcelain craft in ten-hand avalokitesvara shape

Abstract

The invention discloses a manufacturing method of a jun porcelain craft in a ten-hand avalokitesvara shape, and belongs to the field of jun porcelain crafts. The manufacturing method comprises the steps of 1, model carving; 2, die manufacturing; 3, argil selecting; 4, pulping; 5, grouting; 6, shaping; 7, biscuit firing, 8, glazing, and 9, firing, wherein the step 4 comprises the steps of smashingargil into powder with the fineness of 220 meshes, after mixing, adding water into the smashed argil and stirring to obtained pulp, and filtering the pulp for grouting in the next step.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of arts and crafts, and in particular relates to a method for making Jun porcelain handicraft in the shape of Ten-handed Avalokitesvara. Background technique [0002] Ceramics are one of the important components of Chinese culture, and Jun porcelain is a bright pearl in Chinese ceramic culture; Jun porcelain has unique characteristics such as "one color in the kiln, and thousands of colors in the kiln", which cannot be achieved by other ceramic crafts. And compared; Bodhisattva, from Indian Buddhism, is one of the objects believed in Mahayana Buddhism, such as figure 1 In the work, the Bodhisattva has ten hands, one of which is clasped together, and the other eight hands are holding things, including gourds, lotus flowers, mirrors, bells, wishes, wine glasses, shells, and mani wheels. The design is exquisite and profound. The fine works of art; in order to promote Chinese culture, people try to use ceramic handicraft...

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[0002] Ceramics are one of the important components of Chinese culture, and Jun porcelain is a bright pearl in Chinese ceramic culture; Jun porcelain has unique characteristics such as "one color in the kiln, and thousands of colors in the kiln", which cannot be achieved by other ceramic crafts. And compared; Bodhisattva, from Indian Buddhism, is one of the objects believed in Mahayana Buddhism, such as figure 1 In the work, the Bodhisattva has ten hands, one of which is clasped together, and the other eight hands are holding things, including gourds, lotus flowers, mirrors, bells, wishes, wine glasses, shells, and mani wheels. The design is exquisite and profound. The fine works of art; in order to promote Chinese culture, people try to use ceramic handicrafts to achieve the artistic quality of unearthed bronzes. The color and modeling methods of Jun porcelain, from blank making to glazing to firing, have a poor control in each link. It will cause that the handicraft cannot reflect the artistic style of the original design and has no shocking power.

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