KR100270790B1 - Buddhist image coat with painting mend - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A method for gold-plating and coloring a Buddhist statue is provided to significantly increase the vivid image and durability of the Buddhist statue. CONSTITUTION: The method comprises steps of: (i) dusting off the surface of a Buddhist statue(1); (ii) adhering hemp cloth with adhesive to the Buddhist statue of the step (i); (iii) adhering window paper with adhesive to the Buddhist statue of the step (ii); (iv) after base-coating the Buddhist statue of the step (iii) with cashew and sandpapering the surface of the Buddhist statue, coloring the Buddhist statue with a mixture of gold powder and lacquer; (v) making a projecting pattern on the Buddhist statue with adhering gauze cloth with adhesive thereto; (vi) surface-treating the Buddhist statue by applying urethane and cashew thereto; (vii) making a rough sketch on the Buddhist statue of the step (vi); (viii) painting the Buddhist statue of the step (vii) with a paint prepared by mixing urethane and gold powder; (ix) coating the Buddhist statue of the step (viii) with transparent cashew 2-3 times; (x) adhering gold powder to the Buddhist statue of the step (ix) before the coated transparent cashew being completely dried; and (xi) finish-working the Buddhist statue of the step (x).

Description

Rewards of Buddha, How to open

The present invention relates to the method of opening and opening a statue of Buddha, which is carried out when making a conventional statue or when opening an existing statue.

Conventionally, when making Buddha statues, or when cutting or remodeling existing ones, simply apply ramie or burlap cloth to the grass, and then apply the base material on it.At this time, the gold plate is attached and treated before the treated cloth dries. Because of the short life span (about 10 years), it was not only economically overburdened because of frequent cutting and reclamation work, but it also caused problems such as stopping the prepayment.

The present invention has been invented to solve the above problems, the present invention is to make a new statue or to re-open the existing Buddha, hemp work, window paper work, color work in the usual way, but the work of cloth, urethane cashew Colors can be remarkably improved (5 times as conventional) by performing the work of right work, sketching, painting (sterling), crea (transparency cashew), and then opening and finishing. It is made

1 is a process representation of the present invention.

2 is a conventional known work process display.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1: Buddha statue 2: Burlap work

3: window paper work 4: land color work

5: cloth work 6: urethane cashew work

7: Sketch work 8: Drawing work

9: crea (transparent cashew) work 10: open cut work

11: finishing work

First, the manufacturing process will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

First Step-Clean up the foreign substances such as dust attached to the surface of Buddha statue (1) made of wood, bronze or gypsum or urethane resin.

Step 2-The crack of the Buddha is prevented by performing the burlap attachment work to attach the usual burlap cloth to the Buddha (1) obtained in the first step.

Step 3-A surface is homogenized by attaching a conventional window paper with an adhesive to that obtained in the second step.

Step 4-After finishing the process from step 3, apply cashew (bottom) to the undercoat (surface), surface-treat it with sandpaper (paper), and mix it with gold powder to color it.

The above process is a known process that has been carried out in the prior art, and in the past, the cutting and finishing operations were performed immediately after such a process.

5th process-Protruding patterns are formed by attaching a mesh cloth (lobster fabric) using an adhesive such as glutinous rice paste to the one obtained in the 4th process.

Step 6-Surface treatment is done by applying urethane and cashews to what is obtained in Step 5.

Step 7-Draw a drawing suitable to the work from what was obtained in Step 6.

Step 8-The work obtained in the 7th step is embossed with a paint made by mixing gold powder with urethane.

9th process-The crease work which apply | coats 2 times or 3 times of transparent cashews to what was obtained by the 8th process is performed.

Step 10-Before the transparent cashew coated in step 9 is completely dried, attach the gold powder, and then perform the cutting work by brushing the gold powder on the non-attached part such as the indentation part with a brush.

11th process-The finishing process which finishes what was obtained by the 10th process is performed.

Referring to the embodiment by the above process as follows.

In the first process-Clean the surface of the large (150cm high) Buddha statue (1) carved out of wood with a mop so that foreign matters such as dust attached to the surface are completely removed.

In the second step-Apply ordinary burlap with glutinous rice paste to the one obtained in the first step, and then dry naturally.

In the third step-apply a window paper using dilute glutinous rice paste to the surface obtained in the second step so that the surface of the dry coarse burlap is smooth.

In the 4th process-the work obtained in the 3rd process is under-coated with cashew, and after it is naturally dried, it is re-coated three times and sandpaper (paper) is removed to remove fine stains from the surface. Do quality.

Such a process is a known process that has been carried out in the past.

In the 5th process-attach the mesh cloth (crayfish fabric) using glutinous rice paste to the product obtained in the 4th process. (Cloth work).

In the 6th process-The surface treatment work which alternately apply cashew and urethane to what was obtained in the 5th process was performed (urethane cashew work).

In the 7th step-I draw a sketch suitable for this Buddhist work from what was obtained in the 6th step.

In the eighth process-painting work was carried out using the paint obtained by blending with urethane obtained in the seventh work (paint work).

In the ninth step-crease was applied to protect the surface of the Buddha by applying transparent cashew three times to that obtained in the eighth step.

In the 10th step-The money obtained in the ninth step is cut by the normal cutting work.

In the eleventh step-the work obtained in the tenth step was completed by finishing.

The execution time of the bar was not different from the conventional one because it was dependent on the natural drying, but the liveliness and durability of the Buddha were improved by adding a new cloth attachment work, sketching, embossing work, painting work, and crease work to form a three-dimensional pattern. It is possible to increase significantly (about 5 times).

According to the method of the present invention as described above, cracks and discoloration are not generated, and thus long-term (about 50 years or more) can be preserved. It is a very useful invention that can completely solve the problem of the church and contribute greatly to the development of Buddhist culture.

Claims (1)

To perform burlap (or ramie) work (2), window paper work (3), flesh color (lower limb) work (4) on the surface of the ordinary Buddha (1), and then carry out the cutting work (10) and finishing work (11). In this case, before performing the cutting operation 10, the mesh cloth is attached with an adhesive such as glutinous rice paste between the cutting operation 10 and the above-described ground color (lowering) operation 4 so that the shape of the forensic hair and the hair are three-dimensional. Fabric work (5) for molding so that it appears as, and urethane cashew work (6) for surface treatment by alternately applying cashew and urethane, and sketch work for drawing this sketch on this Buddha work (7) ), Where paintings are embossed with a paint obtained by mixing urethane and poultry (8), and a clear cashew (9) is applied on it to protect the surface of the Buddha. Buddhist monk's sculpture, method of individuality, characterized in that finishing work.