Can ceramics be printed and typed?
2022 02/15
On the basis of the previous generation of dyed yellow paper in the Tang Dynasty, advanced ceramics evenly coated the paper with wax, and after calendering, the paper has the advantages of luster, lustrous and beautiful, and it is called hard yellow paper. There is also a kind of hard white paper. Wax is applied to the front and back sides of the base paper, and then rolled and rubbed with pebbles or curved stones to make the paper bright, lubricated, dense, and the fibers are uniform and fine. It is slightly thicker than hard yellow paper. Hard white paper. In addition, politicians add mineral powder and waxed wax paper; on the basis of powder wax paper and colored paper, paper products with gold, silver foil or powder brilliance are processed, called golden Machinable Ceramic flower paper, silver flower paper Or Machinable Ceramic honeysuckle paper, also known as cold gold paper or sprinkled gold and silver paper; there is also calender paper with extremely elegant colors and patterns. Various patterns, also known as flower curtain paper or patterned paper, were popular among literati and scholars at that time, and the water pattern paper fish roe paper produced in Sichuan at that time. In addition, there are also simple reprocessed papers, the famous ones are Xue Taojian, Xie Gong Shisejian and other dyed papers, Jinsushanjing paper, and various printed papers, Songhua paper, variegated quicksand paper, Caixia paper Gold powder dragon pattern paper, etc. At the same time, due to the invention of the ceramic engraving brush technique, the development of the paper industry has been greatly stimulated, the papermaking area has been further expanded, and famous papers have emerged, such as yellow and white hemp paper in Yizhou, rattan paper in Hangzhou, Wuzhou, Quzhou, Yuezhou, and Junzhou. Large die paper from Puzhou, rice paper from Xuanzhou, hard yellow paper, bamboo paper from Shaozhou, and slippery paper from Linchuan. In the Tang Dynasty, bast fibers such as Ruixiang skin, Machinable Ceramic stack incense skin, mulberry skin, rattan skin, wood hibiscus skin, and green sandalwood skin were used as raw materials for papermaking. The paper is flexible and thin, and the fibers are evenly interlaced.