Bao Hua is a traditional Hakka embroidery, which was widely used in daily life in the past. Handed down works include bridal hairpin, box table, embroidered lamp decoration, children's hat decoration and so on.
The main method of wrapping flowers is to wrap cardboard with silk thread. Generally speaking, most of the works made by Bao Hua are mainly flowers, so it is called Bao Hua.
The materials for making flowers are also very simple, so you don't need to waste too much money. As long as you are ingenious, you can make beautiful works.
Flower-wrapping table is a very traditional flower-wrapping art of Hakkas. This kind of table is made by wrapping paper with various silk threads into flowers, grass insects and other shapes, then arranging and combining them, and adding insect tentacles made of beads. Finally, put it in a wooden box, cover it with glass, and put it on the altar in the hall.
In addition to the flower-wrapped table, there are flower-wrapped embroidered lamps. Embroidered lanterns are also distinctive embroidery of Hakkas. Embroidered lanterns have various shapes and decorative forms, and the whole part also has two styles: vase and palace lantern. The lampshade is usually embroidered with beautiful patterns.
Generally speaking, there are all kinds of exquisite patterns in flowers, with different shapes and very delicate.