Suzhou-style rosewood furniture

Suzhou-style rosewood furniture

　　Made from pure rosewood, it features a frame-and-mortise structure crafted with meticulous carving. It emphasizes precise proportions and seamless joints, giving the appearance of being carved from a single piece of wood. After the rough shape is formed, it undergoes outlining, floral engraving, sanding, and polishing, then is meticulously coated with domestically produced lacquer. Some pieces are further embellished with gold and silver thread inlays or marble inlays, adding even more elegance. By style, it is divided into Ming-style and Qing-style. Ming-style furniture emphasizes clear, smooth, and elegant lines with refined decoration; Qing-style furniture tends to be heavier and more robust, adorned with various decorative patterns. Its design is classic and understated, the structure rigorous and logical, the proportions cleverly balanced, the lines sleek and upright, the materials premium, the craftsmanship fine, and the lacquer finish rich and lustrous.