Challenge traditional folk art and subvert your imagination of pyrography

Pyrography, also known as hot stamping, is a traditional Chinese art treasure that uses a hot iron to iron out burn marks on objects for painting. In ancient times, pyrography was called "fire needle embroidery", "hot stamping", "pyrography" or "fire stroke", and was a rare folk art. This folk art has certain requirements for the technique of pyrography, especially when depicting figures and landscapes. It is necessary to grasp the accuracy and vividness of the characters' faces and forms, as well as the contours and density of the scenery.

So, for ordinary people like us, is there no way to do it ourselves? Is it true that it takes three to five years to learn how to do pyrography on your own, as some people say? Actually, it's not necessary, a laser cutting and engraving machine. The fastest knife, the most accurate ruler, and the brightest light combine to create images that require pyrography, surpassing the limitations of traditional pyrography in a simple and precise way, resulting in more accurate and aesthetically pleasing effects. Below is a process I have created myself, and I welcome your guidance!

List of items:

Lei Yu Laser:Nova35（80W）

A piece of poplar wood

Laser engraving:

After selecting the images that need to be drawn, we import them into our laser engraving machine for the process of making our drawings. Here, you will find that by gently pressing the "start" button, the machine will quickly carry out processing work. It is no longer like traditional painting, but will quickly carve from top to bottom according to certain program steps.

Decorative lanyard:

After our pyrography carving is completed, we take out the pyrography board, make a hole at the top and bottom of the board, and tie our Chinese knot to enhance its folk art atmosphere.

Perfect ending:

After completing the Chinese knot section, we can showcase our work. As can be seen, the layout of bamboo is sparse and uneven, highlighting the facade to complement the backlit surface of bamboo leaves and highlight the three-dimensional effect of bamboo poles; At the same time, it makes the entire picture realistic, natural, and vibrant.

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Challenge traditional folk art and subvert your imagination of pyrography