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《Deer in the Forest》
¥80,000.00
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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 75x50cm.
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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: Standard is 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%
Outer Packaging: 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
“Deer in the Forest” Original is an oil painting by German artist Heinrich Böhmer
Embroidery core size: 75x50cm
October 2014 Jiangsu Arts and Crafts Masterpiece Grand Prix Yibo Cup Bronze Award
Embroidered by Master Zhu Juncheng Studio
“Deer in the Forest” Detail
Award Certificate October 2014 Jiangsu Arts and Crafts Masterpiece Grand Prix Yibo Cup Bronze Award
“Deer in the Forest”
Creation Notes
At the October 2014 Jiangsu Arts and Crafts Masterpiece Grand Prix Yibo Cup, the work “Deer in the Forest,” embroidered by Yangzhou Lihao Yiran Embroidery Research Institute, won the Bronze Award. This work was jointly completed by Zhu Buhua and Wang Yuling of the institute, with Master Zhu Juncheng leading the artistic guidance.
From the image, this “Deer in the Forest” fully demonstrates the unique charm of Yiran embroidery in its craftsmanship. First, the forest scene in the picture is vivid. The depiction of the trees is superb; the texture of the trunks is realistically restored through the ingenious interweaving of silk threads. The embroiderers used embroidery threads of different colors and lengths to perfectly present the folds and weathered feel of the trunks, as if one could touch the rough texture of the bark. The branches stretch out in all directions, and the direction of the embroidery threads precisely depicts the forms of the branches; each branch appears natural and full of tension.
The leaves are even more colorful and richly layered. The stitching method of Yiran Embroidery makes the color transitions of the leaves natural and smooth, from dark green to light yellow and then to orange-red; silk threads of various colors interweave with one another, like real leaves shining with different lusters under the sun. Sunlight filters through the gaps in the leaves onto the ground, and the light and shadow effects are perfectly expressed through the density variation of the embroidery threads, creating a quiet and beautiful forest atmosphere.
Next, look at the deer, which is the crowning touch of the entire work. The deer’s posture is elegant, and the texture of its fur is fully displayed through the staggered lengths of silk threads and color matching. The deer’s eyes are bright and spirited, as if full of vitality and liveliness, thanks to the embroiderer’s
careful selection of silk thread colors and delicate handling of stitches. The deer’s posture is natural, as if leisurely strolling in the forest, harmoniously blending with the surrounding environment.
Master Zhu Juncheng’s artistic guidance elevated this work to a higher artistic level. Through Yiran embroidery, this innovative embroidery art, the natural beauty of the forest and deer is beautifully presented before people’s eyes, fully demonstrating the infinite charm of Yiran embroidery.