1. Han Dynasty: In the Han Dynasty, the inkstone began to develop significantly, with various shapes and patterns emerging and a wider range of materials used. At this time, stones were the main material for inkstones, such as Duanyan and Sheyan.
2. Tang Dynasty: The Tang Dynasty was a peak period for the development of the inkstone, with a wider range of materials and greatly improved craftsmanship. Widely used and praised by intellectuals, the inkstone culture flourished. 3. After the Song Dynasty: Since the Song Dynasty, the inkstone culture has been further promoted and developed, forming various schools and styles. At this time, the carving skills for inkstones were more exquisite, with richer patterns and shapes. Types and Characteristics of Inkstone: There are numerous types of inkstones, such as Duanyan, Sheyan, Chengni Inkstone, Songhuashan Stone Inkstone, etc. Each type has its unique characteristics and value. For example, Duanyan has a delicate texture, warm color, and Sheyan has a tough stone quality that is wear-resistant and can endure carving. Cultural Connotation of Inkstone: The inkstone is not only a writing tool but also a cultural symbol. It carries the essence and historical accumulation of Chinese culture and is an important carrier for literati and calligraphers to express their emotions and ideas. The development of inkstone culture also reflects the pursuit of art and the evolution of aesthetic concepts in the Chinese nation.
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