中日漆艺技法交流的研究 -以莳绘为例-

Abstract

China and Japan, its immediate neighbors, have a frequent cultural exchange since ancient times. A large amount of facts prove that ancient Japan lacquer culture generally benefit from the effect of mode of Chinese art. Its influence is most obvious from the Tang Dynasty, particularly it plays an important role in promoting the development and continuation of Japanese lacquer art. In regard to technology, variety and material, the ancient Japanese lacquer arts are closely related to China. Gradually, Japanese lacquer formed its unique style and also affected Chinese lacquer, such as the famous technology maki-e. From a historical point of view, the ancient Chinese lacquer art promoted Japanese lacquer’s formation and development, but after Japan lacquer gradually developed and matured, in turn affecting the Chinese lacquer. Therefore, if we find out the lacquer development and interaction between China and Japan, it has a great effect on today’s lacquer art development and is also referable to the world’s lacquer cultural exchange.