[Japanese Ancient Art] Bronze Furnace High Relief Flower and Bird Pattern Begonia Furnace

High relief is a kind of engraving method, which refers to the engraving method in which the carved patterns and patterns protrude from the bottom surface. It is more common in pen slips and incense tubes. High relief is also used in Shoushan stone carving. High-relief sculpture can also be understood as a kind of plane intaglio with a deep knife. In a broad sense, it is also deep relief or deep openwork carving, which needs to be combined with the creation techniques of line drawing, meticulous painting and freehand painting in traditional Chinese painting. Due to the higher starting position and thicker height, the high-relief sculpture is less compressed, so its spatial structure and shaping characteristics are closer to those of round sculptures, and even some partial treatments are completely processed in the way of round sculptures. The spatial ups and downs or exaggeration of three-dimensional shapes are often used to form a concentrated sense of spatial depth and strong visual impact, making relief art have a special expressiveness and charm for image shaping. The furnace body is in the shape of crabapple flowers, which are elegant and elegant, making the overall shape full of charm. The double furnace ears are light and elegant, comfortable and restrained, which is a rare gem.