CloisonnéⅠ

Introduction
The typical traditional handicraft cloisonné is also called copper padding thread weaving enamel. The elaborate art and the luxuriant appearance can attract customers at the first time. And it is also a collection with high value.

History
The cloisonné is a kind of Chinese antiques, so its history can be dated back to Yuan Dynasty.

In the capital (it is Beijing now) of Yuan Dynasty (1271 ~1368A.D), the cloisonné artwork rose. And in the following dynasty, Ming Dynasty (1450~1457A.D), this art developed and grew into a comparatively mature situation. Owing to blue enamel was primarily used; it was termed “jingtaiBlue”. The luxuriant appearance implied that it was only can be found in imperial family during the ancient time. But, after the people’s republic of china established, this art skill developed rapidly for the widely spread in the folk. Today, cloisonné gets a firmly reputation among the world.