Chinese-style classical tea table

“Chinese Classical Tea Table: Tradition and Grace The classical Chinese tea table is deeply rooted in Chinese traditional culture, especially the furniture aesthetics of the Ming and Qing dynasties, pursuing the state of “following the laws of nature” and “harmony between heaven and man”. It is not only a platform for drinking tea, but also a symbol of the host’s taste and cultivation.
Design Concept: Admiring Nature: The design inspiration comes from nature, emphasizing the natural texture and texture of the wood. Emphasizing Ritualism: The shape is solemn and symmetrical, reflecting the rectitude and order sense in traditional Chinese etiquette culture. Far-reaching Implications:
The carved patterns often contain auspicious meanings, such as the???? (wish-fulfilling charm)?? cloud patterns?? bats?? plum?? orchid?? bamboo?? and chrysanthemum?? expressing people’s yearning for a better life.
Materials?? Mainly uses precious hardwoods?? such as rosewood?? rosewood (yellow rosewood)?? chicken wing wood?? and redwood. These wood materials are hard?? have a warm color?? and have fine textures. After years of wear and tear?? they will present a charming patina.
Style Characteristics?? Structurally Rigorous?? A large amount of use of mortise and tenon structure?? without using iron nails?? the structure is stable?? and can be called “an active sculpture”. Heavy in Shape?? The body is usually stable and grand?? the lines are mainly straight?? supplemented by exquisite curves?? giving an overall sense of dignity and elegance. Exquisite Decoration?? The carving?? inlay (mother-of-pearl?? jade)?? and waxing techniques are exquisite?? but follow the principle of “treating materials as precious as gold”?? the decoration is just right?? never overshadowing the main elements. Stable Colors?? Mostly the original color of the wood or deep redwood color?? dark red?? creating a serene?? restrained?? and ancient atmosphere.
Applicable Scenarios?? Traditional Chinese-style tea rooms?? study rooms?? and courtyards with Chinese style decoration. Suitable for tea ceremony enthusiasts who pursue traditional cultural???̣? love collecting?? and enjoy a quiet and leisure lifestyle. Creating a formal?? elegant?? and ritualistic environment for entertaining guests and self-drinking.”