Chapter 1306
Many friends may have heard of Dzi beads, but they have never heard of Sherpa beads and don’t know what they are.
Sherpa beads are something created by the Sherpa people. Today, there are only three types that can be seen in the antique market.
One is the old Sherpa beads from the Warring States Period two thousand years ago, the second is the Sherba Beads from the middle and early Qing Dynasty, that is, Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong dynasties, and the third is modern.
After Jiaqing, the manufacturing technology of this thing was lost. No one knows how the Sherpa people made it. The modern ones cannot be called Sherpa beads at all, because they are not the ancient craftsmanship and materials.
People still know that Dzi beads are a type of artificial agate, but Sherpa beads have no idea what they are. I see many people rumoring that they are made from red coral powder. They are wrong. They are totally wrong.
The Sherpas live deep in the mountains, under the snow-capped mountains, thousands of miles away from the coastal areas, and rarely have contact with foreigners. Where can they get so many expensive red corals?
Some people say it is Liuli, which is not correct either.
Sherba beads are opaque in color and do not have the unique spiral patterns and bubbles of colored glaze. There is only a "pressure line" from top to bottom in the middle of the bead.
what material? How?
I didn’t know it at first, and I found out this time, but I only had a rough idea. In the outside world, no information can be found on the production methods and materials used of Sherpa beads.
I guess some people who like cultural entertainment may say: "Can't you? I bought a string of Sherpa beads in the live broadcast room. It cost 199. It was shipped from Lhasa."
You're a big bastard.
That is 100% red glass glue injection. Give me 10 yuan and I can sell you a few tons. I can still make 5 yuan per bunch.
Real sorbet was sold by the "piece". In those days, one piece cost tens of thousands, and it was a handheld toy exclusively for the rich.
Many people are good at it and love to play, but they don't know. Let me tell you some insider knowledge. If you know it, you won't be fooled.
In Tibetan literature and entertainment, these things are basically fake as soon as they are taken out, so don’t spend money to buy them.
Meteorite, a small Jiugong tablet made of Tiantie.
I have never seen a real thing like this. In ancient times, there was such a technology as meteorite iron. In the Warring States Period, bits and pieces of meteorite iron swords were found, but people didn’t use this thing to make Jiugong cards. No one in ancient times did it. , where did the modern old one come from? Some experts or high-end players say there is, but don’t listen, don’t believe it.
There is also a large conch, which is a big conch that can blow the wind and is inlaid with turquoise. It is nicknamed the conch.
The characteristic of this thing is that it is white in color, very white. The turquoise may be real, but the conch must be fake. I know a buddy in Panjiayuan. He sells this kind of conch in the West District. During the three days of National Day last year, he sold it for 160,000 yuan. I asked him how he made it, and he said: "I have a steel conch that looks like a conch." To make a mold, mix white silicon powder with water and glue in proportion, heat it in a pot and boil until it becomes a paste, pour it into the mold and cover it with a lid. There is a row of small holes on the mold. At this time, before it cools down, use the turquoise Poke it into the little eyes with chopsticks, and when it dries, it's ready, and it can still make noise when you blow it."
Here is Tiantie's small golden-winged roc. The wings of this kind of bird all look black. The seller usually uses a magnet to suck it. The seller said: "See? The magnet can't suck it. This is true." The genuine article of the Eight Sutras.”
Then why can't you suck it?
Because it is not made of iron, it is made of copper.
It was dyed black, and some felt heavy on the hand. The seller said it was because the sky iron was too dense. In fact, it was copper wrapped with cement blocks. You don’t need to use a hammer to break it open and you will know. Some people don’t know. She is quite beautiful. She hangs a piece of cement around her neck every day and goes out to show off.
That night I asked him: "Brother Biao, do you know how to make Sherbet?"
"How can I know how to do it? How many old people in the clan know how to do it? Do you want to see how it is done?"
I nodded repeatedly.
Zhang Biao muttered: "I'm afraid this is a bit difficult. I am the emperor of the tribe. Those old men who know how to make snow beads are all on guard against me, let alone an outsider like you."
I could tell he didn't mean what he said.
"Brother Biao, look at this. After we leave, I will come back to see you in a while. I will bring you more good things then."
He immediately rubbed his hands and said with a smile: "Okay, remember to bring me more of that stuff."
"How much do you want?" I asked.
"At least... ten boxes, right?"
I was secretly stunned when I heard this. It seemed that he had no intention of leaving in this life.
"No problem, Brother Biao. When the time comes, I'll find a horse to carry ten boxes for you."
"Brothers!"
He patted me hard on the shoulder.
"Don't worry, my brother will make arrangements for you. I guarantee you can see how they make Sherpa beads before you leave."
"Not tonight? I don't want to study. I just want to take a look and learn about the raw materials."
"I know, but I can't do it today. I'll start holding a funeral for that person right away. Let's do it tomorrow. You wait until I notify you tomorrow."
Around nine o'clock in the evening, the clan began to hold tree burials.
