CYPRESS original wood snail hanging painting Guan Gong (with frame)

Red rosewood｜ A precious tribute wood in the ancient court｜ Beautiful patterns and distinct layers It can only be used after growing for more than 500 years. It is antique and one of the three major tribute trees in the ancient court. Brownish rosewood: The heartwood is purplish reddish brown or dark reddish brown when freshly cut, often with dark brown or chestnut brown thin stripes, produced in Southeast Asia. The high-quality heartwood is purplish red or dark reddish brown, and the chord section has a fish skin pattern on the abdomen of yellow croaker. There is also a special type of texture in rosewood, with light-colored stripes like muscle fibers on the chord section. The craft of snails｜The decorative craft of inlaying shells or snails on wood Luodian is a traditional Chinese handicraft technique and a unique artistic treasure in China. Luodian, also known as luodian, screw filling, and tin inlay, is a decorative craft of inlaying shells or snail shells on lacquer or wood ware, and is also used for decoration of metals and other surfaces. According to the production process and the thickness of the shell, it can be divided into two categories: thick snail (hard snail) and thin snail (soft snail). Thick luotian / also known as hard luotian, the thickness of production is about 2mm~3mm, and it needs to be inlaid during production, so it will be time-consuming in production, and it also requires high manual skills. Its color is mostly yellow and white, fresh and elegant. At present, most of the luodian works produced in Taiwan and Vietnam belong to the thick luodian. Thin snails / also known as soft snails, shellfish materials are first made into paper-thin spiral sheets (usually less than 1mm), and then attached to wooden utensils by point sticking. Thin snails are colorful, and we often see snail products from Japan and South Korea. Materials/Mainly include abalone shell, cyan pearl mussel, luminous salamander, white butterfly shell, mother-of-pearl shell, amber, tortoise shell, etc.