Its production has a relevant background of the times and social needs. Society in different eras presents different appearances and characteristics. The spatial form of Teapot And Kettle art, the scale and openness of contemporary development determine that it is a popular and open art in the field of plastic arts.
Outdoor teapots and kettles in large public buildings or commemorative spaces encourage sculptors to explore the deep connotation of the environment in terms of time and space. The existence and development of teapots and kettles cannot be voluntary. The art of teapots and kettles acts on the space in which people live with creative imagination, and combines with other factors in a specific way to make the "space" a specific "place". It has spiritual connotation and significance.
The
Chinese Teapot Set is also called the wall
teapot kettle, which is a kind of carving. The sculptor carves the image he wants to shape on a flat plate to make it out of the plane of the original material. Chinese
teapot set have taken an increasingly important place in temple ancestral halls. Temple teapot kettle are as colorful in content, form and material as teapot kettle. Common materials for wall teapots and kettles include bluestone, granite, white hemp, sesame black, Gutianqing and other stone materials.
The murals of Chinese Teapot Set bring beautiful vision to the building, making people feel that the building has a profound sense of culture and history. Chinese culture has a long history and is extensive and profound. The murals of teapots and kettles are carved with various contents. Different colors and different textures can create a variety of architectural expressions, express different cultural meanings, and achieve different decorative effects.
Teapots and kettles are carved with three-dimensional images on the surface of stone materials, which are semi-three-dimensional sculptures. Because the image is embossed on the stone surface, it is called a teapot kettle. According to the depth of the stone surface, it can be divided into shallow teapot kettle and Chinese Teapot Set. Shallow teapot The kettle is a single-layer statue with a relatively single content and no hollowing out. Chinese Teapot Set are multi-layered statues with complicated contents, and they are often hollowed out with openwork carving techniques, which are more fascinating.
Teapots and kettles are mostly used for wall decoration of buildings, as well as dragon pillars and drums of temples. The Royal Road of the Forbidden City in Beijing is the teapot and kettle. Because the image is embossed on the stone surface, it is called a teapot kettle. According to the depth of the stone surface, it is divided into shallow teapot kettle and Chinese Teapot Set. Shallow teapot The kettle is a single-layer statue with a relatively single content and no hollowing out. Chinese Teapot Set are multi-layered statues with complicated contents, and they are often hollowed out with openwork carving techniques, which are more fascinating.
