Li Shuying, a master of Chinese embroidery, a representative inheritor of Chaozhou embroidery in Guangdong intangible cultural heritage project, a master of Guangdong arts and crafts, a master of Guangdong folk culture and skills, and a member of Chaozhou Folk Artists Association, is currently the director of Xiangqiao Folk Art Exhibition Hall and the director of Xiangqiao Chaozhou Embroidery Research Institute.
Chinese name: Li Shuying
Nationality: China.
Ethnic group: Han nationality
Place of birth: Chaozhou, Guangdong
Date of birth: 1948
Occupation: embroidery master
Main achievements: Chinese embroidery master.
Representative inheritor of Chaozhou embroidery
Masterpiece: Armor
Master introduction
Li Shuying is a master of Chinese embroidery, a representative inheritor of Chaozhou embroidery in Guangdong intangible cultural heritage project, a master of Guangdong arts and crafts, a master of Guangdong folk culture skills, and a member of Chaozhou Folk Artists Association. At present, he is the curator of Xiangqiao Folk Art Exhibition Hall and the director of Xiangqiao Chaozhou Embroidery Research Institute.
Born in Chaozhou, a national historical and cultural city, 1948, four generations ago engaged in embroidery art. His grandfather opened an iron puppet workshop in Chaoshan West Road in the late Qing Dynasty, which is famous in Southeast Asia, southern Fujian and eastern Guangdong, and is called "Puppet Li". Li Shuying has been studying with her father Li Wenlong since she was eight years old. After more than 50 years of exploration and tempering, she has mastered superb traditional embroidery skills, and her Chaozhou embroidery works have won many awards in provincial and national exhibitions. 1990 was awarded by the Ministry of Light Industry of China to work in the arts and crafts industry for 30 years, which contributed to the development of arts and crafts in China.
Master Li Shuying insisted on the research and inheritance of Chaozhou embroidery, sorted out and summarized the techniques of Chaozhou embroidery, and persistently engaged in the research of embroidery art. He established a national intangible cultural heritage-Chaozhou embroidery creation base in Jiadixiang 16, Chaozhou, and trained the younger generation free of charge. Chaozhou launched the "non-stop needle" plan, and government and enterprises jointly trained Chaozhou embroidery talents. Zhan Huina, a post-80s apprentice, is a master of Chaozhou folk arts and crafts, and her works have won many awards at the National Arts and Crafts Fair. The unique charm of Chaozhou embroidery also attracted Hasqimuge, a talented woman from Peking University and a descendant of Han embroidery, to learn from Master Li Shuying in Chaozhou.
1990 the Ministry of light industry awarded the honorary certificate of thirty years' work in the arts and crafts industry, which contributed to the development of arts and crafts in China.
In 2007, the second China Folk Art Festival won the honorary title of Top Ten Folk Artists in China;
In 2008, Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture awarded the representative inheritor of Chaozhou embroidery, a provincial intangible cultural heritage project;
In 2009, the People's Government of Guangdong Province awarded the title of the third Guangdong Master of Arts and Crafts;
20 12 China arts and crafts society awarded the title of the first master of Chinese embroidery art;
20 12 Guangdong Federation of Literary and Art Circles and Guangdong Folk Writers Association jointly awarded the title of the first master of folk culture and skills in Guangdong Province.
award-winning work
1982 The screen cover of the work "Embroidered Iron Puppet" was selected by the Ministry of Culture to go abroad for exhibition and was collected by the Guangdong Provincial Museum.
In 2005, Bao Ding, a series of Chaozhou embroidery, was selected and sent to Macau 13 International Hipster Association for exhibition.
In 2006, the Chaozhou embroidery work "Dragon and Phoenix Kirin" was selected as the "Excellent Works Exhibition of Folk Art Festival" at the 2006 Hangzhou International Leisure Industry Expo in China.
In 2007, the Chaozhou embroidery work Armor was selected into Guangdong Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Achievement Exhibition and China Intangible Cultural Heritage Special Exhibition.
In 2009, the Chaozhou embroidery work "Phoenix Wearing Peony" won the Gold Cup Award in splendid china and China Weaving and Embroidery Boutique Exhibition;
20 10 Showing Chaozhou embroidery skills in the "Guangdong Activity Week" of Shanghai World Expo;
From then on, a piece of Chaozhou embroidery on 20 1 1 won the gold medal of "Zhongsi Garden Cup" in China embroidery art exhibition;
20 12 Chaozhou embroidery work "Jiu Feng Baoding" won the folk art gold medal in the 7th China (Changchun) Folk Art Expo.
20 12 Chaozhou embroidery work "Dragon and Phoenix Baoding" won the Gold Cup Award at the 20 12 China Arts and Crafts Fair.
Brief introduction of Chaozhou embroidery
Chaozhou embroidery, also called Chaozhou embroidery, is the mainstream of Guangdong embroidery, with unique style and strong local color. Guangdong embroidery, Suzhou embroidery, Hunan embroidery and Sichuan embroidery are called the four famous embroideries in China.
Chaozhou embroidery has full and balanced composition and diverse stitches. There are more than 60 kinds of stitches and more than 40 kinds of velvet embroidery methods, such as double-needle Longlin rotating stitch, rotating stitch, bridge stitch, concave stitch embroidery, cushion embroidery and so on. At the same time, the artist also uses various techniques such as folding embroidery, inserting embroidery, gold and silver sketch, brown silk sketch and so on. , so that Chaozhou embroidery is more perfect in the skills of "embroidery, nailing, padding, pasting, stitching and sewing" and the texture is clear. Nail embroidery with golden, rough and bold relief effect attracts attention. Themes include figures, dragons and phoenixes, Bo Gu, animals and flowers. The composition is full and symmetrical, and the colors are warm and festive, resulting in the artistic effect of "flat, floating, sudden and vivid".
Chaozhou embroidery is mostly temple fair furnishings and costumes with a long history, which has reached a considerable level in the Tang Dynasty. According to the Records of Guangdong Arts and Crafts, Chaozhou embroidery is exported to Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia through Shantou Port, occupying the Nanyang market, especially the embroidery in halls and Buddhist temples with strong folk characteristics is in short supply. In the Qing Dynasty, Chaozhou embroidery was exported on a large scale, and the foreign trade was unprecedented. Chaozhou embroidery products participated in 19 15 Barnama International Expo and 1923 and 1925 London Olympic Games, which won high international praise. The representative works of Chaozhou embroidery "Dragon Screen" and "Blowing the flute to attract the phoenix" won the 1982 China Arts and Crafts Hundred Flowers Award Gold Cup Award. In 2006, Chaozhou embroidery was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.
"Non-stop Needle" Plan Chaozhou Embroidery Free Training Address:
Jiadixiang, Xiangqiao District/No.0/6, KLOC-Chaoxiu Courtyard, Xiangqiao District