Historical exploration of rosewood furniture

In the early Qing Dynasty, due to the admiration and advocacy of the rulers, rosewood began to be used in the production of furniture. The ancient Chinese understanding and use of red sandalwood is said to have begun in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Jin Dynasty Cui Bao "Ancient and Modern Note" Note: "Zimu, out of Funan, color purple, also known as red sandalwood." And in the ancient Chinese court, the use of red sandalwood earlier, according to the literature can be found, when in the Tang Dynasty, Ming Li栩 庵 庵 庵 庵 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 》 Take off, when the cage is released. If the snowsuit is like a leaping, you must recite it: '憔悴秋翎 is a vulture, don’t come to the banyan tree when it’s old. If you open a snowsuit, you can’t read the South without Guanyin’. This is the opening of the cage." Later, this cute bird died unfortunately, and the flamingo-inlaid porcelain armchair was extremely sorrowful. The special craftsman made a small and delicate rosewood coffin, and buried the white parrot in the royal flower. Court. It can be seen that in the Tang Dynasty, ancient Chinese craftsmen skillfully used rosewood to create various utensils. In the Japanese warehousing, a piece of rosewood inlaid Luodian five-stringed enamel, according to experts for the Tang Dynasty relics, also proved this from the physical evidence. Before the Ming and Qing Dynasties, due to the scarcity of rosewood, it was rare to see large pieces of furniture made of rosewood.

From the early Qing Dynasty to the middle of the Qing Dynasty, due to the prosperity and development of the social economy, the territory was vast, the sea ban was opened, and the four seas came to the DPRK. The rare jade in Xinjiang in the Ming Dynasty, the emeralds in Burma, the corals in the sea, the canals in the sea, and the rhinoceros ivory in the distance all come together in the palace, as well as the western glass. The mirrors need a shade of wood to set off, and the rosewood is because of its The unique attributes are valued by the Emperor's House. At this time, the West was in the Renaissance French Louis XIV. During the Louis XV period, Baroque and Rococo-style art became popular, affecting Europe and the United States. China is also in the Qing Dynasty, the Qianlong and the Qianlong period, especially in the Kang and Yi dynasties. It is the formation period of the Qing style furniture. The baroque craftsmanship and the inlaid jade inlay style also affect The Qing Dynasty court furniture is being developed. The final material selected for this craft style must also be a rosewood with a firm texture and a firm texture.

Moreover, the aesthetic taste of the rulers of the Qing Dynasty also determined that the rosewood should eventually be transported in the furniture of the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty was the period when the Chinese imperial power system reached its peak. The courts of the Qing Dynasty were ruthless and rudimentary. The Qing emperors, regardless of their intelligence, were mostly rigorous and safe, and they also attached great importance to trivial matters. This is in sharp contrast to the fact that some emperors of the Ming Dynasty were not doing business, and they liked to play. The characteristics of rosewood, which is not sinful, deep, and quiet, cater to the psychological needs of the emperors of the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, the royal family of the Qing Dynasty paid special attention to red sandalwood. In the archives of the Qing Dynasty courts in the First Historical Archives, there were many records of the royal palace furniture made by the Qing government office.

In addition to the office of the Qinghai rosewood furniture, there are still many tributes from various places. For example, on June 26, the 26th year of Emperor Qianlong, the governor of the two rivers Gao Jingongjin: the red sandalwood case is paired, the red sandalwood table is paired, the red sandalwood is a pair of books, and the red sandalwood is in pairs.

Most of the Qinghuang rosewood furniture is made by the Ministry of the Interior, and some of them are tributes from various places. These red sandalwood furniture items range from small screens to large tables and thrones. In the Palace Museum in Beijing, a considerable amount of rosewood furniture has been preserved. They are all beautifully made and the craftsmanship is extremely high.

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