銅馬雕塑的顏色為什么不一樣
銅雕的發(fā)展在現(xiàn)代社會(huì)十分迅速,在街頭巷尾里更是可以見到各式各樣的銅雕塑,尤其是深受人們喜歡的銅馬雕塑,裝點(diǎn)著咱們的生活環(huán)境。也會(huì)有人發(fā)現(xiàn)銅馬雕塑的顏色會(huì)多少有些不一樣,這是為什么呢?其實(shí)就是銅雕的原材料,銅雕的原材料主要是以銅為主,那銅的分類又是幾種呢,下面給大家介紹一下:
The development of copper sculpture is very rapid in modern society, and various types of copper sculptures can be seen in the streets and alleys, especially the beloved bronze horse sculptures that decorate our living environment. Some people may also find that the colors of bronze horse sculptures are somewhat different, why is this? Actually, it is the raw material of copper carving. The main raw material of copper carving is copper, and what are the classifications of copper? Below, we will introduce it to you:
1、 紫銅:系指純銅,主要種類有無氧銅、紫銅、磷脫氧銅、銀銅; 鍛銅工藝品中多為紫銅。
1. Red copper: refers to pure copper, mainly including oxygen free copper, red copper, phosphorus deoxygenated copper, and silver copper; Red copper is commonly used in forged copper handicrafts.
2、 黃銅:系指銅與鋅為根底的合金,又可細(xì)分為簡(jiǎn)單黃銅和雜亂黃銅,雜亂黃銅中又以第三組元冠名為鎳黃銅、硅黃銅等;
2. Brass: Refers to alloys based on copper and zinc, which can be further divided into simple brass and disordered brass. In disordered brass, nickel brass, silicon brass, etc. are named after the third component;
3、 青銅:系指除銅鎳、銅鋅合金以外的銅基合金,主要種類有錫青銅、鋁青銅、特別青銅(又稱高銅合金);
3. Bronze: Refers to copper based alloys other than copper nickel and copper zinc alloys, mainly including tin bronze, aluminum bronze, and special bronze (also known as high copper alloys);
4、 白銅:白銅是以鎳為主要添加元素的銅基合金,呈銀白色,有金屬光澤,故名白銅。
4. White copper: White copper is a copper based alloy with nickel as the main added element, which is silver white and has a metallic luster, hence the name white copper.
馬最為我國古代就有的動(dòng)物,意義深遠(yuǎn),家中有馬,代表著馬到成功,寓意主人干事都能垂手可得的成功,并且給予了主人想要像有馬相同的精力,即有力量,形象偉岸,而自己在工作和生活中都奮斗不止,自強(qiáng)不息,每天都在進(jìn)步自我。相同,方才提到馬與龍自古就相聯(lián)系,所以,家中擺著馬,就寓意主人期望自己像龍相同顯貴,受人尊敬。
The horse is the most ancient animal in our country, with profound significance. Having a horse at home represents the success of the horse, symbolizing the success that can be easily achieved by the owner. It also gives the owner the same energy as having a horse, that is, strength, and a magnificent image. In both work and life, he strives tirelessly, striving for self-improvement, and improving himself every day. Similarly, just now it was mentioned that horses and dragons have been linked since ancient times, so having horses in the house implies that the owner hopes to be as noble and respected as dragons.