Where is the origin of rice paper? The latest price list of rice paper
We can often see the shadow of rice paper when we watch ancient costume dramas. Many people also use rice paper to practice calligraphy. It is reported that rice paper is a traditional Chinese classical calligraphy and painting paper and one of the traditional papermaking processes of the Han nationality. Rice paper is a unique handicraft in China. It has the characteristics of soft and tough texture, smooth as jade, no moth and rot, and changeable ink rhyme. It enjoys the reputation of "Millennium paper" and is known as "national treasure". In August 2002, rice paper was successfully granted the title of national geographical indication protection product. On September 30, 2009, rice paper was recognized by UNESCO and included in the list of human intangible cultural heritage.
Where is the origin of rice paper
It originated in Xuanzhou, Anhui Province in ancient times and now in Xuancheng, Anhui Province. Jing county is the main production place. Now the most famous rice paper on the market is Hongxing rice paper produced in Jing County, Anhui Province.
How much is rice paper
At present, the best brand of rice paper is red star rice paper. Four foot Tejing produced 100 pieces of new paper that year. The retail price on the official website is about 1900, and the prices of other merchants are about 1600. The ex factory price is estimated to be cheaper.
How much does traditional Chinese painting rice paper usually cost?
A: after the price increase of red star, the price of a batch of medium-grade four foot special net publicity in the market is about 600 yuan, the low-grade ones are less than 300 yuan and the high-grade ones are more than 900 yuan. For general traditional Chinese painting practice, choose low-grade 200-300 yuan. Too many times have an impact on skill training. Calligraphy paper is generally a little lower than traditional Chinese painting paper.
Types and characteristics of rice paper
Sheng Xuan is rice paper without special treatment. Because rice paper is made of special plant fibers, if it is not specially treated, its water absorption will be particularly strong, and it will basically bleed and wet badly.
The rice paper can be divided into two types. One is raw rice paper, that is, untreated rice paper, and the other is processed, so it is called cooked rice paper. Unlike raw rice paper, cooked rice paper is not easy to get wet.