Ningjin Cloisonné

Ningjin Cloisonné

　　The Wangbu Jian Enamel Factory in Ningjin County was established in 1978, and its cloisonné craftsmanship was introduced from Beijing. This art form originated during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty. It involves crafting the body of an object from purple copper, shaping copper wires into various patterns, soldering them onto the copper base, filling the designs with enamel glaze, and then firing the piece. Wangbu Jian Cloisonné is divided into antique-style handicrafts and modern crafts, encompassing more than 50 types and over 100 varieties. It is known for its fine craftsmanship, exquisite techniques, beautiful patterns, vibrant colors, elegant simplicity, strong antique appeal, and durability. Products range in size from large items such as fish tanks to small ones like bird food bowls. Its main products include celestial globes, beauty vases, elephant trunk vases, fish tanks, trophies, incense burners, flower vases, drinking sets, and antique lamps. These products have been displayed and sold at foreign trade handicraft stores in Shandong Province, Shanghai Antique Stores, Beijing Friendship Stores, and have also been exported to countries such as the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, and Italy.