Purple Gold Painted Powder Wax Paper

[Purple Gold Painted Powder Wax Paper]

Purple Gold Painted Powder Wax Paper was made during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, with a length of 192.7 centimeters and a width of 95.5 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This product is a paper paper paper used by the Qing Dynasty palace. It is purple and belongs to powder wax paper. One side is painted with a golden lotus pattern, while the other side is sprinkled with gold. Both sides can be written and painted, and can also be used for multi-layer mounting. There are generally two methods for making them. One is to first paint the surface of the paper with toner for coloring, then add wax to calender, and then draw a pattern after the paper surface is pressed smooth. The second method is to calender the wax and apply toner to the waxed paper, which makes it easier to ink. This paper is exquisitely crafted and a rare masterpiece during the Qianlong period.