"Tibetan Qiang Wind" was reborn as a lacquer art jar (Tibetan Style)

This group of lacquerware has vivid national characteristics, and the shape of the ware is derived from the daily utensils commonly used by the Tibetan and Qiang ethnic groups in Sichuan, and the combination of traditional rebirth technology and wooden mortise and tenon joint skills is completed. The ornamentation is extracted from the eight treasures of the Tibetan nationality, Mani Bao, the sheep nail flower of the Qiang nationality, the sheep totem, etc., with modern design techniques to make it more fashionable and artistic, with the Chinese red as the main color that the Chinese family loves, and the unique "carved silver silk" and "halo" technology combined with the "Zhang" and "inlay" and so on, and the fusion of silver filigree technology, the perfect combination of Chengdu lacquer art and silver filigree two national intangible cultural heritage crafts, ingenious conception and exquisite skills.