4. Lu Zhe Cheng Niyan in Xinjiang County, Shanxi Province and Surabaya, Shandong Province.
Lead: Speaking of inkstone, we will think of the study stationery painted by ancient literati, which is an essential thing in China's calligraphy. It has been favored and collected by scholars of all ages. Do you know which inkstones are famous in China? Today's list 123. Com took stock of the four famous inkstones in China for everyone. Let's have a look. China's four famous inkstones: Taohe inkstone, Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone in Xinjiang County, Shanxi Province, and Luzhe Chengni inkstone in Sishui, Shandong Province, originated in Jiangzhou, Shanxi Province and were common in Tang and Song Dynasties. The main treasures are eel yellow, crab shell green, bean paste green, rose purple, shrimp head red and cinnabar, which are the treasures of all literati and refined with sand. Its main characteristics are wear resistance and easy blackening, and it is one of the four famous inkstone platforms in China. 3. She inkstone in Shexian County, Anhui Province, also known as Weilong inkstone and Wuyuan inkstone, was produced in Weilongshan, Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province. Wuyuan is an ancient area, hence the name she inkstone. This kind of inkstone is characterized by its color like Yun Lan, its voice is a bit like the sound of stone, and its ink color is gorgeous. This inkstone is easy to use and dry. It has always been a common kind of literati. Second, Guangdong Zhaoqing Duanyan Duan Xi originated in Duan Xi, the eastern suburb of Zhaoqing, Guangdong. It is called the first of all inkstones. Its main characteristics are rigidity, softness and no fiber sound. It is soft and tender, but it is not slippery. Since the development of the Tang Dynasty, it has been favored by many literati. In addition, this kind of inkstone technology has become more and more complicated and its status is getting higher and higher. Also known as the treasure of ancient study in China. 1. Taohe inkstone in Zhou Tao, Gansu Province has been used by emperors, princes, wealthy businessmen and others since ancient times. It was once given as a gift to foreign heads of state, and was once given to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in the name of the government. It is said that the reserve of this inkstone was the most difficult to collect at least at the end of the Song Dynasty, so it is equivalent to getting a thousand-year-old antique now, and there is a lot of room for appreciation. Together with Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone, it is called the four famous inkstones in China. Conclusion: The above are the four famous inkstones in China listed in the ranking 123. These ancient inkstones, handed down from the Tang Dynasty, are rich in materials and are world-famous traditional handicrafts.
Cheng Ni inkstone originated in Jiangzhou, Shanxi Province, and was very common in Tang and Song Dynasties. It is a ceramic inkstone, mainly composed of eel yellow, crab shell green, bean paste green, rose purple, shrimp head red and cinnabar. Its main characteristics are wear resistance and easy blackening, and it is one of the four famous inkstone platforms in China.
Three. She Yan, She County, Anhui Province
Lead: Speaking of inkstone, we will think of the study stationery painted by ancient literati, which is an essential thing in China's calligraphy. It has been favored and collected by scholars of all ages. Do you know which inkstones are famous in China? Today's list 123. Com took stock of the four famous inkstones in China for everyone. Let's have a look. China's four famous inkstones: Taohe inkstone, Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone in Xinjiang County, Shanxi Province, and Luzhe Chengni inkstone in Sishui, Shandong Province, originated in Jiangzhou, Shanxi Province and were common in Tang and Song Dynasties. The main treasures are eel yellow, crab shell green, bean paste green, rose purple, shrimp head red and cinnabar, which are the treasures of all literati and refined with sand. Its main characteristics are wear resistance and easy blackening, and it is one of the four famous inkstone platforms in China. 3. She inkstone in Shexian County, Anhui Province, also known as Weilong inkstone and Wuyuan inkstone, was produced in Weilongshan, Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province. Wuyuan is an ancient area, hence the name she inkstone. This kind of inkstone is characterized by its color like Yun Lan, its voice is a bit like the sound of stone, and its ink color is gorgeous. This inkstone is easy to use and dry. It has always been a common kind of literati. Second, Guangdong Zhaoqing Duanyan Duan Xi originated in Duan Xi, the eastern suburb of Zhaoqing, Guangdong. It is called the first of all inkstones. Its main characteristics are rigidity, softness and no fiber sound. It is soft and tender, but it is not slippery. Since the development of the Tang Dynasty, it has been favored by many literati. In addition, this kind of inkstone technology has become more and more complicated and its status is getting higher and higher. Also known as the treasure of ancient study in China. 1. Taohe inkstone in Zhou Tao, Gansu Province has been used by emperors, princes, wealthy businessmen and others since ancient times. It was once given as a gift to foreign heads of state, and was once given to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in the name of the government. It is said that the reserve of this inkstone was the most difficult to collect at least at the end of the Song Dynasty, so it is equivalent to getting a thousand-year-old antique now, and there is a lot of room for appreciation. Together with Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone, it is called the four famous inkstones in China. Conclusion: The above are the four famous inkstones in China listed in the ranking 123. These ancient inkstones, handed down from the Tang Dynasty, are rich in materials and are world-famous traditional handicrafts.
She inkstone, also known as Weilong inkstone and Wuyuan inkstone, is produced in Weilongshan, Wuyuan, Jiangxi. Wuyuan belonged to Zhangzhou area in ancient times, hence its name Sheyan. This inkstone is characterized by its color like Yun Lan, sound like stone, and beautiful ink. This kind of inkstone is easy to use and dry. It has always been an inkstone commonly used by literati.
Second, Guangdong Zhaoqing Duanyan
Lead: Speaking of inkstone, we will think of the study stationery painted by ancient literati, which is an essential thing in China's calligraphy. It has been favored and collected by scholars of all ages. Do you know which inkstones are famous in China? Today's list 123. Com took stock of the four famous inkstones in China for everyone. Let's have a look. China's four famous inkstones: Taohe inkstone, Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone in Xinjiang County, Shanxi Province, and Luzhe Chengni inkstone in Sishui, Shandong Province, originated in Jiangzhou, Shanxi Province and were common in Tang and Song Dynasties. The main treasures are eel yellow, crab shell green, bean paste green, rose purple, shrimp head red and cinnabar, which are the treasures of all literati and refined with sand. Its main characteristics are wear resistance and easy blackening, and it is one of the four famous inkstone platforms in China. 3. She inkstone in Shexian County, Anhui Province, also known as Weilong inkstone and Wuyuan inkstone, was produced in Weilongshan, Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province. Wuyuan is an ancient area, hence the name she inkstone. This kind of inkstone is characterized by its color like Yun Lan, its voice is a bit like the sound of stone, and its ink color is gorgeous. This inkstone is easy to use and dry. It has always been a common kind of literati. Second, Guangdong Zhaoqing Duanyan Duan Xi originated in Duan Xi, the eastern suburb of Zhaoqing, Guangdong. It is called the first of all inkstones. Its main characteristics are rigidity, softness and no fiber sound. It is soft and tender, but it is not slippery. Since the development of the Tang Dynasty, it has been favored by many literati. In addition, this kind of inkstone technology has become more and more complicated and its status is getting higher and higher. Also known as the treasure of ancient study in China. 1. Taohe inkstone in Zhou Tao, Gansu Province has been used by emperors, princes, wealthy businessmen and others since ancient times. It was once given as a gift to foreign heads of state, and was once given to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in the name of the government. It is said that the reserve of this inkstone was the most difficult to collect at least at the end of the Song Dynasty, so it is equivalent to getting a thousand-year-old antique now, and there is a lot of room for appreciation. Together with Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone, it is called the four famous inkstones in China. Conclusion: The above are the four famous inkstones in China listed in the ranking 123. These ancient inkstones, handed down from the Tang Dynasty, are rich in materials and are world-famous traditional handicrafts.
The origin of Duanyan is Duan Xi in the eastern suburb of Zhaoqing, Guangdong. It is called the first of all inkstones. Its main characteristics are rigidity, softness, no fiber sound, softness and smoothness. Since the development of the Tang Dynasty, it has been favored by many scholars. In addition, the craft of this kind of inkstone is becoming more and more complicated, and its status is getting higher and higher, which is known as the treasure of ancient China research.
I Taohe inkstone in Zhou Tao, Gansu Province
Lead: Speaking of inkstone, we will think of the study stationery painted by ancient literati, which is an essential thing in China's calligraphy. It has been favored and collected by scholars of all ages. Do you know which inkstones are famous in China? Today's list 123. Com took stock of the four famous inkstones in China for everyone. Let's have a look. China's four famous inkstones: Taohe inkstone, Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone in Xinjiang County, Shanxi Province, and Luzhe Chengni inkstone in Sishui, Shandong Province, originated in Jiangzhou, Shanxi Province and were common in Tang and Song Dynasties. The main treasures are eel yellow, crab shell green, bean paste green, rose purple, shrimp head red and cinnabar, which are the treasures of all literati and refined with sand. Its main characteristics are wear resistance and easy blackening, and it is one of the four famous inkstone platforms in China. 3. She inkstone in Shexian County, Anhui Province, also known as Weilong inkstone and Wuyuan inkstone, was produced in Weilongshan, Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province. Wuyuan is an ancient area, hence the name she inkstone. This kind of inkstone is characterized by its color like Yun Lan, its voice is a bit like the sound of stone, and its ink color is gorgeous. This inkstone is easy to use and dry. It has always been a common kind of literati. Second, Guangdong Zhaoqing Duanyan Duan Xi originated in Duan Xi, the eastern suburb of Zhaoqing, Guangdong. It is called the first of all inkstones. Its main characteristics are rigidity, softness and no fiber sound. It is soft and tender, but it is not slippery. Since the development of the Tang Dynasty, it has been favored by many literati. In addition, this kind of inkstone technology has become more and more complicated and its status is getting higher and higher. Also known as the treasure of ancient study in China. 1. Taohe inkstone in Zhou Tao, Gansu Province has been used by emperors, princes, wealthy businessmen and others since ancient times. It was once given as a gift to foreign heads of state, and was once given to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in the name of the government. It is said that the reserve of this inkstone was the most difficult to collect at least at the end of the Song Dynasty, so it is equivalent to getting a thousand-year-old antique now, and there is a lot of room for appreciation. Together with Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone, it is called the four famous inkstones in China. Conclusion: The above are the four famous inkstones in China listed in the ranking 123. These ancient inkstones, handed down from the Tang Dynasty, are rich in materials and are world-famous traditional handicrafts.
Taohe inkstone has been used by emperors, princes and wealthy businessmen since ancient times. It was once given as a gift to foreign heads of state, and was once given to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in the name of the government. It is said that the reserve of this inkstone was the most difficult to collect at least in the late Song Dynasty, so now getting a super old pit stone of Taohe inkstone is equivalent to getting a thousand-year-old antique, which has a lot of room for appreciation. Together with Duanyan inkstone, Sheyan inkstone and Chengni inkstone, it is called the four famous inkstones in China.