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Master Ding Minghong No. 1 Master of Blue and White Cloisonné in China. A Beijing Arts & Crafts Master with over 45 years of experience. His philosophy—"Art for the Era"—merges classical Chinese motifs with contemporary style, making his work highly collectible for modern interiors. Mentored by legendary masters Dai Jialin and Zhang Tonglu, his craftsmanship represents the pinnacle of "Intangible Cultural Heritage," ensuring that every piece is not just a decorative item but a museum-quality investment. Key Specifications Attribute Details Material Copper & Cloisonne Enamel & Gold Dimensions H 5.0 × W 60.0 × D 60.0 cm Weight 3 kg Origin Beijing, China Manufacturing Process Design patterns The inspiration for the creations comes from a long-term and persistent study of China traditional culture, which has led to both divergent and convergent thinking. Creation is far more complex than simply imagining. Handmade copper billet Making the copper billet mold is the first step in cloisonné production; only after a certain model is formed can the next step be carried out. This step is extremely crucial, as the shape of the mold determines the overall design of the cloisonné and is directly related to the main theme being created. Wire inlay The copper is forged into flat wires, which are then hand-pinched into patterns such as flowers, clouds, geometric shapes, figures, or animals. A natural adhesive made from Chinese medicine is used to attach the pinned copper wires to the copper base according to the design drawings. Applying Enamel Before the applying enamel process, the copper wire frame needs to undergo firing, leveling, and wire straightening. Enameling uses glaze made from ground natural minerals. According to the colors indicated by the pattern, the glaze is repeatedly filled into the copper wire decorative frame using an enameling gun or test tube. Calcination After cooling, it becomes a beautiful glaze that is fixed on the body. At this time, the glaze is lower than the height of the copper wire, so the glaze needs to be filled again. After sintering, the entire body after being enamelted is placed in a high-temperature furnace of about 800 degrees Celsius and fired with some mineral stone powder as fuel. The glaze melts from a granular solid into a liquid. This process usually takes four or five times until the glaze is filled to the same level as the cloisonné pattern. Polishing The fired objects are placed in water and polished step by step with coarse sandstone, fine sandstone, yellow stone, and linden charcoal until the surface is smooth as a mirror. Finally, linden charcoal and a scraper are used to smooth and polish the copper lines, bottom lines, and rims that are not covered with blue glaze. Gold plating After the cloisonné piece has been polished and smoothed, it undergoes acid washing, cleaning, and sandblasting before being placed in a gold plating bath. An electric current is then applied, causing the gold to adhere firmly to the metal parts of the cloisonné. Following washing, rinsing, and drying, a dazzling cloisonné piece emerges. FAQ Q: What is the significance of the "Jingjing" brand? A: "Jingjing" is the registered trademark of the Beijing Hanyihuang. It represents the pinnacle of Chinese cloisonné, used for state gifts and museum-grade collectibles. Q: How do you ensure the authenticity of the master's work? A: Each masterpiece is accompanied by a unique "Collection Certificate" personally signed by the National Master, verifying its origin from our company. Q: Are these artworks durable in the Middle Eastern climate? A: Yes. Our patented "Gilding-free Brass" technology and mineral enamels are highly resistant to heat and oxidation, making them ideal for high-end interiors in the GCC.
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