Ding Caigui_ is a traditional Chinese folk handicraft ornament, and it is also a kind of ornament with auspicious and auspicious meanings. In China, wealth and happiness are often placed on metal objects, and Ding Caigui is one of them. It consists of three parts, namely "ding", "cai" and "gui_". Ding represents established, fixed and unchangeable. Cai represents wealth, wealth and prosperity; _ represents treasure, treasure, rare and valuable items. Therefore, Ding Caigui is like a trinity, representing the meaning of fixing wealth and increasing wealth.
There are two main ways to make Ding Caigui_, one is casting method and the other is crocheting method. The casting method is to melt the metal and pour it into a mold to harden it. The products made by this method are stronger and heavier. The crocheting rule is to use gold and silver thread or gold and silver wire to crochet into shape. The products made by this method are lighter and softer. No matter which method is used to make it, Ding Caigui_ requires a delicate production process and superb skills.
Ding Caigui_As an ancient cultural heritage and folk handicraft, it has experienced vicissitudes of life for centuries. From ancient times to the present, Ding Caigui has been used as an auspicious and blessing item in Chinese residences and traditional places and has been passed down to this day. In addition, Ding Caigui_ is also used as a good gift, bringing warm and beautiful wishes to people. In the market, the price of Ding Caigui_ varies depending on the materials and production methods, but its profound cultural heritage and thousand-year blessing value make its market value not to be underestimated.