Jadeite can only be carved with chopsticks?

Jade ornaments have various shapes, some of which are so exquisitely crafted that they will amaze you! How did those jade carvers carve them? You can’t imagine jade carved out of chopsticks! It turns out that those very thin and long carved works can only be completed with the help of chopsticks. When carving ultra-long, ultra-thin, and ultra-thin jade works, the carving principles and work modification and production processes are the same. As long as you carve on the material while laying out the layout and build a stable supporting structure, the risk of failure of the work will be relatively small. If the jade itself has cracks, loose texture, or lacks toughness, it is not suitable for making ultra-fine, ultra-thin, or ultra-long carvings. Therefore, the type of work to be carved is also determined by the material.

Use chopsticks to glue all the vines and hanging parts of the work tightly and firmly. Apply the principles of structural mechanics to make the work evenly stressed. Use chopsticks as support points to avoid fine cracks or partial falling caused by vibration during carving. The staggered chopsticks can help the sculptor to hold and grip the material.

The front and back sides of the entire work must be tightly glued to the bracket. The structure of the bracket is the most important link in carving ultra-long, ultra-thin, and ultra-thin works. The bracket must be stable enough so that no matter how long, thin, or thin the work is, there is no need to worry about it falling off during carving.

The structural principles of carving and the support structure of building a house are the same, the foundation must be solid. After the carving is completed, the bracket can be removed little by little, and finally the finished carving product will appear in front of you. This effect is simply applauded!

Jade carving has a long history in China, and jade culture is extensive and profound. Chinese jade carvings are world-renowned and are known as "the wonder of oriental art".

Jade carving is characterized by exquisite details, such as shape, color, and construction. It "takes the natural shape and obtains the natural spirit". Jade carving applies the principle of subtraction, and the volume of raw materials can only be removed, not increased. This is the particularity of jade carving.

Jade carving creation must also play to one's strengths and avoid one's weaknesses, making appropriate choices based on full utilization. Each piece of exquisite jade work can make us love it.

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