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Anonymous users2024-01-24In the old days, the old-fashioned furniture used by the common people, the carpenter would not use precious wood or good wood to make it, so the cost was too high, and the people could not afford it. Most of them make furniture from spliced small pieces of wood or poor-quality wood, and after they are made, they can even be seen with spliced gaps, insect eyes, scars, etc. At this time, the carpenter wraps the linen cloth in the seam to cover it (draped in linen), and then uses the mortar prepared with pig's blood (some putty) to repeatedly apply it on the surface of the furniture and polish it with sandpaper several times, so that it not only fills the insect eyes and scars on the surface of the wood, but also makes the surface of the wood smoother and the wood grain more obvious.
The last process is to paint the lacquer, which can immediately improve the grade and price of the furniture. This is the last process before the furniture is painted with lacquer, many old courtyards and even palaces, palaces and columns and pillars, are also after this kind of "linen and ash" treatment and then brush lacquer, the surface is so smooth.
The scientific name of African Huanghuali is An's red sandalwood, and African Huanghuali is a common name (referred to as non-yellow), and the common name is also called Caohuali. An's red sandalwood does not belong to mahogany, because its pattern is beautiful and unrestrained, similar to the grimace pattern of Huanghuali, and because it is produced in Africa, it is called "African Huanghuali" in the market. This wood has an unpleasant odor, and merchants usually burn sandalwood in shopping malls to cover it, which is the main feature that distinguishes it from other woods. >>>More
It has both material and spiritual significance. On the one hand, it is a commodity that carries historical, cultural and artistic information, and its value is unstable and changes with the changes in the fashion and aesthetic taste of the times. And the overall trend is upward. >>>More
Vietnam's Huanghuali is cheaper, and Hainan's Huanghuali is more expensive Sanya Longbao Pavilion.
Generally, there is no need to do paint, the mahogany itself is relatively hard, and the grain is more delicate, at most make a primer.
Huanghuali can't be made too big, it's relatively small, so if it's big, then Huanghuali is worth a lot.