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Chinese Antique Furniture Culture

Shaoxing, , China

Furniture Products - Manufacturer, Services,
Pvt. Ltd. Firm Since 0

To promote Chinese antique furniture art and culture, we built the site. We hope that this site will become your one stop on the web for anything of Chinese Antique Furnitures related.

Chinese Antique Furniture Culture is updated monthly so that there is always something new to see.

The chinese antique furniture is of exquisite design, unique workmanship and coreful carving. It has been the rare treasure and one of the most splendid parts of Oriental culture.

The site covers everything you might need, including gallery, history, style, material, joinery, maintenance, glossary and news and events for Chinese antique furnitures. But if you feel that there are anything that you feel would enhance the value of the site, please email us with your comments or suggestions. We will appreciate it very much.

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We provide Manufacturer and Services of To promote Chinese antique furniture art and culture, we built the site. We hope that this site will become your one stop on the web for anything of Chinese Antique Furnitures related. The chinese antique furnifure is of exquisite design, unique workmanship and careful carving. It has been the rare treasure and one of the most splendid parts of Oriental culture. Furniture gallery :- Shang, Warring State Period : * Colored Bird Drum * Zhou Short Table * Colored Pig Shaped Box * Colored Mandarin Duck Box * Lacquered Box * Black Lacquered Wooden Pattern Short Table Han, Wei, Qi and Jin : * ArmcHair * Backrest * Enclosed Screen * Lutos Frusta * Daybeds (Ta) * Hu Bed Sui, Tang, Five Dynasty :- * Big Platform * Panel Platform, Short Table, Back Chair, Drum Stand * Screen, Back Chair, Altar Table * Chair * Long Desk and Stool * Bed, Table, Ta, Screen Ming : * Copper Decorated Knob * Chair Leg * Sandalwood Big Round Corner Cabinet * Copper Decoration * Huanghuali Folded Washbasin Low Stand * Sandalwood Round Chair Qing :- * Sandalwood Dragon Pattern Trunk * Red Lacquered Flower Cabinet * Sandalwood Cup * Sandalwood Dragon Engraved Trunk * Sandalwood Lute Box * Sandalwood Lutos Tray Furniture Style :- The development of traditional Chinese furniture went from the simple to the intricate, and was closely linked to the Chinese lifestyle and cultural and economic changes in China. In early antiquity, the Chinese sat mostly on straw mats on the floor. After the Warring States period (475-221 B.C.), beds and couches began to come into widespread use as seating. During the Wei-Chin (220-420 A.D.) and the Northern and Southern dynasties (420-589 A.D.) period, Western-style chairs, folding stools, and other seating gradually entered China. From this point on, Chinese everyday living began to be conducted from chairs rather than sitting cross-legged on the floor. Straw mats came to be used as coverings for beds and couches. Furniture Wood :- Very precious woods such as Huang hua li, teakwood, tieli or jichimu were imported from the southern Asia countries today known as Burma, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. These tropical weather type woods have been imported into China for more than 2000 years. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, wealthy inland provinces like Shanxi would deliver these woods by river barge. Oakwood grows in the northern part of China and Korea, hence the name Gaoli mu (‘Korean Wood’). Zuomu is from Liaoning and Jilin, formerly Manchuria. Native Chinese woods are primarily Elmwood, Beechwood, Pine and Fir, with some Mahogany and Walnut. The Ancient Dynasties :- Chinese civilization, as described in mythology, begins with Pangu, the creator of the universe, and a succession of legendary sage-emperors and culture heroes (among them are Huang Di, Yao, and Shun) who taught the ancient Chinese to communicate and to find sustenance, clothing, and shelter. Chinese Antique Furniture Joinery :- Classic Chinese furniture is unique for many reasons, including its exquisite carvings, rare woods and joinery. Each type has joints that are suited for the particular strains and stresses that will be placed on it. Chinese Antique Furniture Maintenance :- Wood is a natural living product, therefore, wood furniture will "breathe" in response to changes in the atmosphere. Rapid or extreme fluctuation in temperature, humidity or direct sunlight may cause cracking, splitting, and/or warping of the piece.Wood as a plant contains water in its structure. Throughout our manufacturing process, substantial amount of water would have been eliminated from the wood to make it stable. However, wood still expands or contracts as related to the relative humidity in the air. One exception is wood that has undergone chemical treatment.

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Miss Marry Zheng
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Chinese Antique Furniture Culture

East Lake
Shaoxing - 315010 () China

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