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The dragon first appeared as a totem worship, symbolizing ancestors, deifying and exaggerating the power of his clan. After entering the Shang Dynasty, the meaning of totems gradually disappeared, and the symbolic meaning as a fetish has been extended, and it has been affected for thousands of years. As the length of scaly worms, dragons can thrive in rain and rain, benefit everything, make the wind and rain smooth, and provide plenty of food and clothing. In addition, the dragon is a symbol of virtue and auspiciousness. "Teaching Deeds of Filial Piety" said: "Germany to the water spring, the Huanglong sees, and the image of the monarch." After the Qin and Han Dynasties, the dragon gradually became the representative of the emperor, and its status was increasingly noble. The dragon pattern has become the exclusive ornament of the emperor in some respects, starting from the Song Dynasty, and the most strict in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
The dragon pattern was produced from the beginning and kept changing to the basic stereotypes of the Han Dynasty: giant head, big mouth, big eyes, sharp teeth, snake body, and claws. The main characteristics of the dragon pattern in the Qing Dynasty are: the dragon head is full and wide, and there are ridges in many places, and the image is clumsy and old. Double horns on the head, thick hairs, covering the back of the head, giant jaws, mustaches under the jaws, mostly nose-like heads, or lion nose, snake body, scales, four giant claws Zhonglong has five claws), with sharp claws. This is the most common kind of dragon image.
The image of this dragon as the decoration on the furniture mainly has the following changes:
1. Zhenglong: The dragon head is frontal, and the dragon is coiled into a ball.
2. Thanglong and Jianglong: The side of the dragon head is up, the dragon body and tail are called Thanglong, and vice versa.
3. Xinglong: Fireballs are installed in front of the dragon head, followed by the tail of the body, and the four claws are walking.
4. Playing with water dragons: The dragon's body is irregular and accompanied by sea water.
5. Wear Yunlong: The dragon is accompanied by a cloud pattern.
6. Picture of "Canglong Godson": The dragon's body twists and turns, with an old dragon on top and one or two small dragons on the bottom, which means "Teach the Son to Ascend to Heaven".
7. Play Pearl Dragon: A fire dragon in the middle, two dragons are relatively playful, decorated with cloud patterns, also known as "two dragon play beads".
In addition, there are some decorative patterns of the image of the mythical beast interpreted by the original dragon, which also belong to the category of dragon patterns:
1. Kui Long: Legend has it that the princes of the Yellow Emperor had strange beasts in the mountains and mountains of the East China Sea. They looked like cows and had no horns. They were able to walk. The Yellow Emperor killed it, took the skin as a drum, and heard five hundred miles. This decoration is commonly used on ancient bronzes, and it is mainly imitated from bronzes in later generations.
2. Chi: Dragon without horns. In the myth and legend, it is the water god. One is a female dragon and the other is a dragon. It is also known as a dragon and a dragon, if the dragon is yellow.
3. Qiulong: also known as Qiu, either a hornless dragon or a horned dragon.
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