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Yang Xibin And Jianping Folk Embroidery

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The embroidery is also called "palace embroidery". It can fully reflect the stereoscopic effect of the pattern, and can also reproduce the special charm of the picture, with a wide range of subjects and strong expressive power.

The craftsmen use different needles to match various elements by needles, blend into numerous color particles, and combine them orderly. The whole picture is visually soft and has the artistic effect of form, color, work, light and level.

Jianping folk embroidery is listed in the list of intangible cultural heritage of Chaoyang City.

According to the data, in Fourteenth Century, there were similar needles and patterns of embroidery on German farmers' clothes, wall hangings and altars. After sixteenth Century, the textile technology in Europe has made great progress.

Later, foreign businessmen set up some enterprises in Shandong to organize local women to produce embroidery products.

At that time, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty attached great importance to this craft variety, and organized and selected embroidery technicians for the palace embroidery carpet, screen, wall hanging and so on.

Imperial Palace embroidery, a wonderful work in China, has been awarded the honor of Yang Xibin in the hands of folk artist of Jianping county.

Even more gratifying is that, in order to make this art stunt handed down from generation to generation, Yang Xibin has trained more than 600 embroidery workers over the years, producing thousands of embroidery works, and some works have been collected by people at home and abroad.

Yang Xibin's ancestral home in Shandong, her ancestors had done a lot of embroidery products, and in the identity of the embroidery embroidery technician elected to Tongzhi emperor processing "palace carpet", after moving to Jianping to settle down, and the process of making embroidery embroidery here, and created Yang embroidery in Jianping.

Yang's Embroidery in Jianping is combined with other excellent traditional embroidery in China, forming a variety of Arts and crafts with northeast characteristics.

It is a handicraft product embroidered with cashmere thread on specially made flax mesh.

The yarn is long and tensile, and is characterized by self staining, splitting, color matching and other processes. It can display extremely rich colors and embroider the delicate image of color change.

Because the woollen yarn used in woollen embroidery is too numerous to count, it is used to embroider colorful oil paintings and color photography, including figure painting and landscape painting.

Yang's Embroidery in Jianping is unique in its numerous needles and exquisite techniques.

In terms of variety, Jianping folk embroidery has only been produced from simple folk ornaments, and today it can embroider all kinds of large works such as characters, animals and landscapes. It has vivid images, strong colors and strong three-dimensional sense, forming a rough and bold style of "northeast school".

In the process, drawing on Chinese traditional embroidery technology, through art re creation, ingenious combination of form, color, spirit and light, the needle, cross needle, trocar, small needle, random needle, float needle and other dozens of stitches are blended together, and the embroidery works have strong artistic appeal.

It is understood that at present, within the three northeastern provinces, only one Yang Xibin can draw the coordinate drawings of embroidery and embroidery and master the art skills of embroidery.

Since 1997, Yang Xibin has led 24 embroidery workers for 4 years and 6 months. In the early 2002, he completed the huge Chinese tapestry hanging work "the soul of China".

The Chinese soul is 10 meters long and 3.8 meters wide, embroidering 12281600 needles, all hand embroidered, and the project is extremely rare.

After the advent of the work, it attracted the attention of people from all walks of life. In June 2004, it won the first prize and Creation Award of the first China Folk Art Fair. The fifth highest prize of Chinese folk literature and art was "mountain flower Award", folk craft award and gold medal.