Jin Sinan is a general name for some nanmu (including Castanopsis fargesii, Zinan, Minnan and Runnan). ) with gold thread and satin. In ancient and modern times, Jin Sinan was another name for Zinan. Since ancient times, nanmu has been used exclusively by the royal family. Historically, golden nanmu was specially used for the buildings and furniture of royal palaces and a few temples. In ancient feudal emperors, the throne of the dragon chair was made of high-quality nanmu. If anyone uses it without authorization, he will be judged to be beyond etiquette.
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was forbidden to use nanmu in buildings outside the royal family. Jin Sinan is actually a genus of nanmu. Just like us humans, we are divided into yellow people, white people and black people. Generally speaking, nanmu with clear and obvious natural three-dimensional devil dream patterns like this kind of pictures is the legendary golden nanmu. It is like a beautiful cloud, like a raging wave, like a legendary mirage, full of charm and amazing value.
Jin Sinan's rich and varied textures, coupled with its unique step-by-step shadow (wood has two sides, different angles and different colors), are directly proportional to the textures. The more beautiful and rare the texture, the higher its value. There are at least 35 kinds of textures, classified and named, which are roughly divided into four grades: ordinary grade, medium grade, fine grade, best grade and rare grade.
Common patterns are: gold pattern, bouguer pattern and mountain pattern.
The mid-range lines are: ordinary water ripple, new material black tiger skin line, and JinFengFeng which forms the meaning of painting.
Fine textures include: old black tiger skin, Hu Jin skin, gold thread, gold ingot, clouds, water drops and blisters.
The best textures are: the best water wave and the best wave pattern, phoenix tail pattern, dense water drop pattern, Jin Ju pattern, sesame gall, Tintin South moire and so on.
Precious textures include: gentian pattern, dragon scales pattern, forever happy pattern, rose pattern, grape grain beech pattern, and textures that form beautiful scenery and birds and animals patterns.
Sandalwood, also known as sandalwood, is an ancient and mysterious rare tree species, semi-parasitic evergreen trees. It is unique in that there are thousands of "suction cups" on the fibrous roots of Qian Qian. These "suckers" are tightly attached to the host plants, robbing them of water, inorganic salts and other nutrients. Although the roots of sandalwood trees also absorb a small amount of nutrients from the soil, they mainly survive by plundering and exploiting the nutrients of host plants. Sandalwood is native to southern India and Timor Island in Indonesia. Sandalwood trees grow very slowly and generally take decades to mature. Sandalwood has been imported from China for 1000 years. Sandalwood has a wide range of uses and high economic value, integrating fragrance, medicine and wood plants. The distilled sandalwood, sandalwood resin and sandalwood oil can be used in traditional Chinese medicine, carving crafts and high-grade cosmetics. Known as the "holy tree" in the religious field; Known as the "God of Wealth Tree" in Feng Shui; Historically, it was called the "Royal Tree" because it symbolized power and status. In modern market economy, it is called "golden tree", and in Australia, it is called "cash cow".