1, woven by Sichuan bamboo

Bamboo weaving art is an ancient folk art in Sichuan, and Sichuan bamboo weaving is famous all over the country. Qingshen bamboo weaving uses bamboo silk to weave works of art as thin as cicada's wings, as smooth as silk and as delicate as ever, paying attention to fineness, delicacy, elegance, beauty and antique; Porcelain embryo bamboo weaving has the technical characteristics of "fine selection of materials, extra fine thread, sticking embryo, dense hiding head and making color pictures"

2. Zhejiang bamboo weaving

Zhejiang bamboo weaving is a traditional handicraft in China, with exquisite craftsmanship. Zhejiang bamboo weaving is mainly developed in Xinchang, Fuyang, Dongyang and Shengzhou, among which Shengzhou bamboo weaving and Dongyang bamboo weaving are listed as national intangible heritage. In the production process, they mainly pay attention to fineness, and the craft products are mainly famous for their exquisite weaving products, beautiful shapes and quaint colors.

3. Jiangxi bamboo weaving

The climate in Jiangxi province is very suitable for the growth of bamboo. There are many kinds of bamboo, and bamboo woven products are exquisite, beautiful and practical, which is a rare handicraft. Ruichang bamboo weaving is a representative of Jiangxi bamboo weaving and a national intangible cultural heritage. Formed its own unique style in the long history. There are not only profound traditional folk crafts, but also precise and meticulous modern bamboo art products, as well as elegant and chic modern gardening products. Fine production, unique shape, novel pattern, integrating practicality and appreciation.

Introduction to the historical origin of bamboo weaving;

Archaeological data show that after human beings began to settle down, they engaged in simple agricultural and animal husbandry production, and there was a little surplus of rice and hunting food, so they stored food and drinking water for emergencies. At this time, local materials were used to cut plant branches into baskets, baskets and other utensils with various tools such as stone axes and knives.

In practice, it is found that bamboo is neat, strong in crack resistance, elastic and tough, easy to weave, strong and durable. Therefore, bamboo became the main material for making utensils at that time.

China's pottery also began in the Neolithic Age, and its formation is closely related to the compilation of bamboo weaving. Ancestors accidentally discovered that containers coated with clay were impervious to water after burning and could hold liquids. Therefore, taking the basket made of bamboo and rattan as a model, and then coating clay inside and outside the basket, the ceramic culture of bamboo and rattan tires was made. Bake on the fire to make utensils. Later, people made embryos of various shapes directly from soil, so bamboo weaving was no longer used.