Shanghai Jiyunge seal engraving

Seal cutting is one of the traditional arts in China with a long history. During the pre-Qin and Han and Wei Dynasties, seal cutting was engraved by printers, which made great artistic achievements. Since Sui and Tang Dynasties, each has its own characteristics and styles of dynasties. According to legend, Wang Mian, a painter in the Yuan Dynasty, began to use Huaru stone as a printing material, which was more popular because of its convenience in engraving. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, due to the increasing number of seals in unearthed cultural relics, a large number of reference materials were provided, so the atmosphere of studying seal engraving became increasingly popular among literati and scholars, and many seal engravers and schools appeared. Jiyunge seal cutting uses exquisite printing materials, and has various materials for seal cutting, including jade, stone, copper, teeth and horns. Jade chapter has tiger stone, dushan jade, new rock and so on, glittering and translucent Ming Che, dazzling. Stone seals include Shoushan stone, Qingtian stone, Changshi stone, etc., which are rich in texture and magnificent in color, as well as Tian Huangshi and bloodstone, which are rare in the world. They are precious printed materials and have artistic appreciation value in themselves. The bronze seal of Jiyunge is simple in shape and unique in craftsmanship. There are also snow-white ivory seals, dark horn seals, and various printing buttons with elegant shapes and fine carving. Shanghai Jiyunge Seal Carving Society specializes in seal carving for foreign guests, overseas Chinese and tourists. seal cutting, a famous scholar in Ming and Qing Dynasties in Zhejiang province, has made great achievements.
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