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《Primal Beauty — Autumn Colors》
¥128,000.00
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Limited to 34 pieces worldwide, corresponding to the 34 provincial-level administrative regions nationwide, with nominally only 1 piece per region.
This product has only one specification: embroidery core size 72x50cm.
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Product Information
- Embroidery Fabric: Simulated silk fabric, non-elastic, suitable for expressing this work.
- Embroidery Thread: Real silk, plant-dyed.
- Craftsmanship: Yiran Embroidery Method, purely handmade.
- Thread Diameter: 1/4 thread – 1/16 thread.
- Stitch Density: ≥120 stitches per square centimeter.
Color Layers: Main body superimposed colors ≥5 layers.
Frame: Golden Sandalwood solid wood, front width 2.2 or 3.6cm, right angle, mortise-and-tenon structure.
Backboard: Solid camphor wood, universal, thickness 0.9cm; fixing method: recessed stainless steel screws.
Mat Board: Real silk damask fabric, padded mat board, heat-pressed and formed; or paper mat board, to meet the matching effect
Glass:Anti-reflective glass, with light transmittance and UV protection both at 98%.
Packaging Box: Standard is a specific paper box; optional aluminum alloy case (not applicable in some countries/regions such as the United States).
 Aluminum Alloy Wheeled Trolley Case |  Interior Effect Lined with Black Pearl Cotton |
详情描述
“Primal Beauty — Autumn Colors” Original is an oil painting
Embroidery core size 72x50cm
June 2018 Yangzhou Grand Canal Cultural Tourism Expo Cultural and Art Masterpiece Competition Bronze Award.
“Primal Beauty — Autumn Colors” Detail
“Primal Beauty — Autumn Colors” Detail
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Award Certificate
“Primal Beauty — Autumn Colors” Original is an oil painting
June 2018 Yangzhou Grand Canal Cultural Tourism Expo Cultural and Art Masterpiece Competition Bronze Award
Creation Notes
“Primal Beauty – Autumn Colors,” embroidered by Zhu Juncheng Studio, won the Bronze Award at the Yangzhou Grand Canal Cultural Tourism Expo Cultural and Art Masterpiece Competition on June 18, 2018. This work was jointly embroidered by Lu Zhihua, Wang Xianghuan, Liu Bing, Zhu Qinglan, and Du Xiaoyu, with Master Zhu Juncheng leading the creation and providing artistic guidance. Its exquisite craftsmanship is worth savoring in detail.
From the perspective of exquisite craftsmanship, this work is first admirable in its expression of color. The embroiderers accurately captured the colorful hues of the autumn forest. The red maple leaves are like fire; through delicate stitching, the embroidery threads are layered from light to dark, presenting the luster and three-dimensionality of maple leaves shining in the sunlight. The yellow leaves seem dyed by sunlight, and the density variation of the embroidery threads gives the yellow rich layering, transitioning as naturally as real leaves.
Next, look at that river, with its shimmering water. The embroiderers skillfully used silk threads to fully display the light and shadow effects of the river water. The reflections on the water surface, whether the colors or shapes of the trees, are vividly reflected. Long and short stitches interlace, embroidering the sense of flow of the water, as if the river were slowly flowing and rippling in layers.
The greenery on both banks of the river is no less impressive. The green grass and trees are lush, with different shades of green interwoven together. The dark green leaves are steady, the light green leaves are fresh, and the veins of each leaf are faintly visible, reflecting the embroiderers’ meticulous stitching.
In the work, the trees have various forms; the twists of the branches and the luxuriance of the leaves are depicted vividly. The embroiderers used the unique stitching method of Yiran Embroidery to perfectly express the density and scattering of the trees. Some branches stretch toward the sky, while others interweave with each other, creating the vigorous vitality and breathtaking scenery of a primeval forest, allowing us to see the infinite charm of Yiran embroidery art.