Chapter 1938: Painted with black paint on the outside and red paint on the inside
The lacquer bell has a huge abdominal cavity, which is painted red on the inside and black on the outside.
The neck is decorated with bird-shaped patterns, and the edges of the mouth and feet are painted with ripples and dots in red.
The shoulders and abdomen are decorated with three circles of vermilion and gray-green cloud patterns and geometric patterns, and the cover is painted with smooth lines.
There are also dragon-patterned lacquered bamboo spoons, which match the francium and bell.
The spoon is used to take out the wine inside the bell and francium.
The bamboo body is divided into two parts: bucket and handle.
The bucket has a bamboo section as the base and is in the shape of a cylinder. The handle is made of long bamboo strips, and the tenons are connected to the bucket with bamboo nails.
The inside of the bucket is painted with red paint without any decoration, while the outer wall and bottom are painted in black with red geometric patterns and persimmon pedicle patterns on the ground.
In addition, the pattern of the handle is very particular and is divided into three sections. The section near the bucket is a strip of openwork with relief braided pattern and painted red;
The middle section has three strips of openwork with three relief braided patterns;
The lower surface of the mouth rim is decorated with a circle of yellow Tianzheng and an interlocking octagonal deformed bird's head pattern. The inner wall of the mouth rim is not surrounded by a white paint band, and the lower part is made of red Ponzi circle of octagonal and deformed bird's head patterns.
Diameter 18, height 4 cm, weight 135 grams.
Diameter 17cm, height 22cm, weight 330g.
The Husha Kingdom and the Western Han Dynasty almost had the same destiny. It was a very important vassal state in the history of the Western Han Dynasty.
There are cloud patterns and triangular dot patterns carved in the middle of the inner bottom, and there is a circle of convex string patterns on the folded wall of the surface.
Those plates are also made of silk, painted white on the outside, vermilion on the outside, and white on the inside.
Diameter 16, height 6.5 cm, weight 220 grams (Figure 18).
Those spoons are 5cm long, 10cm narrow, 5cm low and weigh 290g.
Among the lacquered wooden vessels, 8 bottles were unearthed.
The surface of the vessel is decorated with a circle of red Ponzi cloud patterns, and a circle of red lines is painted at the foot of the circle on the inside. The bottom of the vessel is plain with patterns.
Since then, more than ten tombs of kings, marquises and families of the Western Han Dynasty have been excavated in Husha, Yuanling, Yongzhou and other areas, with the highest concentration in Husha area.
There are 3 pieces of Xu silver bowls, which are made of silk and are painted with white paint on the outside, red paint on the outside and white paint on the inside.
There are seven pots unearthed from Haihunhou, which are also made of silk. They are painted with white paint on the outside and red paint on the outside. No lids are visible.
Except for the tomb of Haihunhou, there are not many lacquerware unearthed in the Han Dynasty.
The entire surface is decorated with patterns, with a diameter of 23.5 cm, a height of 7.5 cm, and a weight of 230 grams (Figure 17).
The head of the spoon is scoop-shaped, the handle of the spoon is folded in the middle, and the fold is used as a boundary to divide the lower and upper parts.
Apart from this, there are still 35 pieces of silver plates.
The whole body is plain and decorated with patterns, and "Medical Engineering Seven, Medicinal Soup" is written in vermilion lacquer on the inner bottom, with a total of 5 characters.
The semicircular handle naturally expands at the turning point to connect with the rectangular handle and the spoon head.
The lower part of the spoon handle is narrow, painted red, and has a horizontal rectangular cross-section;
Those cups, plates, and bowls are all made of lacquered wood. Counting gold, silver, and bronze, the number will be even smaller.
There are 15 words inscribed on the outer bottom: "The name is Shou Huan. The royal wine is served on the plate. After this gathering, there will be happiness and trouble every day." There are 15 characters in total.
The inner bulge of the abdominal wall is double arc-shaped. There is no concave circle at the junction of the abdominal wall and the inner wall, and there is no convex rib at the internal junction.
Wide folded rim, open mouth, shallow belly, folded wall, flat bottom, low circle foot.
There is no silver hoop in the middle of the inner wall and at the foot of the low circle at the bottom. It is a pity that the silver hoop in the middle has fallen off.
Therefore, the Han Dynasty was just lacquered woodware, and it was also a low peak period of development.
Since there are not so few plates, naturally there will be too many bowls.
Those are all lacquer bottles, and they all belong to the Han Dynasty.
The mouth has a slightly extravagant rim, a pointed rounded lip, a girdle neck, a sloping straight wall, a curved belly, a flat bottom, and a narrow, short foot at the bottom.
Of course, those are all talking about lacquer pots.
The remaining 25 lacquer-painted bowls are made of silk, painted white on the outside, vermilion on the outside, a circle of vermilion on the neck, and white on the inner edge and bottom of the vessel.
Those spoons are divided into two parts: the spoon head and the spoon handle.
It has a trumpet-shaped wide mouth, flat lips, long neck, small bulging belly, low false leg, wide inside, flat bottom and slightly concave, and short round leg.
The end of the handle is made of red lacquer, with dragon patterns embossed on it. The body of the dragon is painted in black lacquer, and its claws are painted in red lacquer, making the dragon look like a galloping dragon.
The upper part is wide and long, slightly narrower at both ends, and the cross section is semicircular;
Diameter 17, height 3 cm, weight 110 grams.
On the bottom, there are engraved "Ten silver bowls of Xu", a total of 5 characters.
After the succession of the Wu family (seventh generation) and the Liu family (fourth generation) of Changsha kings, it lasted for 209 years.
Those that are still considered abnormal are too abnormal, or the most common ones are 2 medical plates.
Diameter 15.5, height 5.5 cm, weight 90 grams.
There are 22 spoons unearthed from the tomb of Haihunhou, which were made from wooden bodies.
Of course, it is also a gusseted tire, painted with white paint on the outside and vermilion paint on the outside.
Then there are the plates. 159 lacquer plates were also found in the tomb of Haihunhou.
There are no dishes, cups or spoons, and of course there is a lack of pots.
There is no silver buckle on the rim, a circle of silver hoops on the waist and bottom, eight bronze bear feet embedded on the bottom, a pair of headbands on both sides, and a narrow circle of feet on the bottom.
Since it is a daily utensil, apart from dishes and cups, it is natural that there should be no spoons.
The decorations are all made of gold foil, and a small part has fallen off. All the detailed decorations under the gold foil are painted with white paint.
Diameter 25cm, height 17cm, weight 1050g.
The handle of the spoon is decorated with cloud patterns and deformed bird head patterns. The back of the spoon head is painted with small cloud patterns in red and yellow. The front is painted with red paint and the plain surface is decorated with patterns.
It was a spun wooden tire, painted white on the outside, red on the outside, and white on the rim and inner bottom.
There are a total of 28 bowls found in the tomb of Haihunhou.
According to the size, decoration and text of the plate, it can be divided into two types: Xuyin bowl and Tianzheng bowl.
According to the size, decoration and text of the plate, it can be divided into four types: imperial wine plate, silver plate, plain plate and medical plate.
A small number of exquisite lacquerwares were buried in the tombs of low-level nobles of the Western Han Dynasty unearthed in Nanhu. There were 119 pieces of plain lacquerware, with spun wooden bodies, white paint on the outside, red paint on the outside, and white rims and bottoms on the inner walls.
paint.
That was mentioned later because the ancients also used a spoon to add wine.
According to historical records, the Husha Kingdom was established in the seventh year of the Han Emperor's reign (AD 202) and its capital was Linxiang (today's Husha).
It has a narrowed mouth, a folded edge, a square lip, a girdle neck, and no silver buckle at the edge. It has a straight curved wall, a curved belly, a flat bottom, and no low circle at the bottom.
There are no bottles yet, but the number of bronze bottles I calculated at that time is just that much.
Among them, there are 3 imperial wine trays, which are made of silk and are painted with black paint on the outside, vermilion paint on the inside, and black paint on the inner bottom and lip edge.
The surface of the vessel is decorated with cloud patterns and octagonal patterns, and the seven characters "Jia Zi" are engraved on the inside.
The reason has nothing to do with the fact that it was once the location of the capital of Husha Kingdom.
The whole surface is decorated with patterns, and the seven characters "lacquer painting" are engraved under the circle of the inner bottom.
The inner bulge of the abdominal wall is double arc-shaped. There is no concave circle at the junction of the abdominal wall and the inner wall, and there is no convex rib at the internal junction.