The difference between Chinese Teapot Set and sink carving

teapot kettle are 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. teapot kettle is the product of the combination of sculpture and painting. It uses compression to process objects, and uses factors such as transparency to express three-dimensional space, and can only be viewed from one or two sides. teapot kettle are generally attached to another plane, so they are used more in architecture, and can often be seen on utensils. Due to its compressed characteristics, it occupies less space, so it is suitable for decoration in many environments. In recent years, it has played an increasingly important role in urban beautification. teapot kettle are as colorful as round sculptures in content, form and material. teapot kettle are made of stone, wood, ivory, and metal.

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 teapots are as colorful in content, form and material as round sculptures. Common materials for wall teapot kettle include bluestone, granite, white hemp, sesame black, Gutianqing and other stone materials.
Shen carving is mostly used for carving on the wall decoration of buildings and inscriptions on monuments, tombs, cliff stone carvings, couplets of houses, plaques and handicrafts. Among them, cliff inscriptions, steles, and couplets are the most inscriptions. One type of sinking carving is called line carving, which imitates the traditional brushwork of Chinese painting, such as freehand brushwork, overlapping, line modeling, and scatter through, to carve various line decorations. The Shen carving process requires smooth and clear lines, and the engraving of characters maintains a vigorous and vigorous original rhyme.