Eart Guitars Handmade Lacquer Art-Collector's Edition 3707T5050220
EART LACQUER SERIES
WHERE ANCIENT ART MEETS MODERN ROCK
Exclusively developed by EART Lacquer Guitar R&D Center, led by Professor Tang Xuxiang (Doctoral Supervisor of Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University) and guided by Teacher Chang Ruihong from Shandong University of Art & Design throughout the R&D process. Based on the academic accumulation and craft research of top art colleges, it accurately integrates the intangible cultural heritage of lacquer with modern guitar-making aesthetics, endowing each guitar with irreplaceable professional height and artistic value.
This product centers on the intangible cultural heritage of lacquer craftsmanship, focusing on the traditional decorative motif of "twining gold vines." The intertwining patterns are transformed into flowing designs that conform to the curves of the piano body. The black-and-gold interplay of the swirling, undulating vines not only preserves the aesthetic essence of traditional motifs—"endless vitality"—but also enhances the visual dynamism of modern musical instruments through the layered luster of lacquer, achieving a perfect fusion of Eastern decorative aesthetics and contemporary instrument design.
Employing the traditional lacquer art technique of "multi-layer coating + gold-painted texture," the piece undergoes multiple rounds of coating, air-drying, and meticulous polishing as a base. It then features precisely sculpted scrolling vines with flowing patterns and delicate gold-painted textures, showcasing the unique craftsmanship of intangible cultural heritage. Every curve of the intertwining vines and the transition of gold-painted luster bears distinct handmade marks. Anchored by intangible cultural heritage, it embodies the spiritual essence of scrolling vines—"uninterrupted flow" and "cohesive momentum." This design subtly echoes the rhythmic interplay between scrolling vines and guitar melodies, extending the contemporary aesthetic and cultural value of traditional lacquer craftsmanship. Elevating the instrument into an aesthetic vessel that harmonizes cultural heritage with artistic collectibility, it possesses exceptional rarity and collectible potential.
EART LACQUER SERIES
WHERE ANCIENT ART MEETS MODERN ROCK
Exclusively developed by EART Lacquer Guitar R&D Center, led by Professor Tang Xuxiang (Doctoral Supervisor of Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University) and guided by Teacher Chang Ruihong from Shandong University of Art & Design throughout the R&D process. Based on the academic accumulation and craft research of top art colleges, it accurately integrates the intangible cultural heritage of lacquer with modern guitar-making aesthetics, endowing each guitar with irreplaceable professional height and artistic value.
This product centers on the intangible cultural heritage of lacquer craftsmanship, focusing on the traditional decorative motif of "twining gold vines." The intertwining patterns are transformed into flowing designs that conform to the curves of the piano body. The black-and-gold interplay of the swirling, undulating vines not only preserves the aesthetic essence of traditional motifs—"endless vitality"—but also enhances the visual dynamism of modern musical instruments through the layered luster of lacquer, achieving a perfect fusion of Eastern decorative aesthetics and contemporary instrument design.
Employing the traditional lacquer art technique of "multi-layer coating + gold-painted texture," the piece undergoes multiple rounds of coating, air-drying, and meticulous polishing as a base. It then features precisely sculpted scrolling vines with flowing patterns and delicate gold-painted textures, showcasing the unique craftsmanship of intangible cultural heritage. Every curve of the intertwining vines and the transition of gold-painted luster bears distinct handmade marks. Anchored by intangible cultural heritage, it embodies the spiritual essence of scrolling vines—"uninterrupted flow" and "cohesive momentum." This design subtly echoes the rhythmic interplay between scrolling vines and guitar melodies, extending the contemporary aesthetic and cultural value of traditional lacquer craftsmanship. Elevating the instrument into an aesthetic vessel that harmonizes cultural heritage with artistic collectibility, it possesses exceptional rarity and collectible potential.
Original: $31,900.00
-65%$31,900.00
$11,165.00Description
EART LACQUER SERIES
WHERE ANCIENT ART MEETS MODERN ROCK
Exclusively developed by EART Lacquer Guitar R&D Center, led by Professor Tang Xuxiang (Doctoral Supervisor of Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University) and guided by Teacher Chang Ruihong from Shandong University of Art & Design throughout the R&D process. Based on the academic accumulation and craft research of top art colleges, it accurately integrates the intangible cultural heritage of lacquer with modern guitar-making aesthetics, endowing each guitar with irreplaceable professional height and artistic value.
This product centers on the intangible cultural heritage of lacquer craftsmanship, focusing on the traditional decorative motif of "twining gold vines." The intertwining patterns are transformed into flowing designs that conform to the curves of the piano body. The black-and-gold interplay of the swirling, undulating vines not only preserves the aesthetic essence of traditional motifs—"endless vitality"—but also enhances the visual dynamism of modern musical instruments through the layered luster of lacquer, achieving a perfect fusion of Eastern decorative aesthetics and contemporary instrument design.
Employing the traditional lacquer art technique of "multi-layer coating + gold-painted texture," the piece undergoes multiple rounds of coating, air-drying, and meticulous polishing as a base. It then features precisely sculpted scrolling vines with flowing patterns and delicate gold-painted textures, showcasing the unique craftsmanship of intangible cultural heritage. Every curve of the intertwining vines and the transition of gold-painted luster bears distinct handmade marks. Anchored by intangible cultural heritage, it embodies the spiritual essence of scrolling vines—"uninterrupted flow" and "cohesive momentum." This design subtly echoes the rhythmic interplay between scrolling vines and guitar melodies, extending the contemporary aesthetic and cultural value of traditional lacquer craftsmanship. Elevating the instrument into an aesthetic vessel that harmonizes cultural heritage with artistic collectibility, it possesses exceptional rarity and collectible potential.
