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The History Of Chair Mould

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    In the past, most of the chairs were wooden, but now they are more plastic chairs because they are relatively more practical. Therefore, chair mould is also driven.

    The chair is very old and simple, although, for many centuries, it has been in ordinary use. In the early dynasty, they used cloth or leather and wood carvings to cover the back and surface of the chair, but the coverage area is much smaller than that of the 21st-century chair, and the surface of the chair is sometimes only 25 cm above the ground. In the ancient Egyptian era, chairs seem to have been greatly enriched. Old-fashioned ebony, ivory carving, gilded wood, etc. will all be used. They are covered with expensive materials, ornate patterns, and hunted beasts or carved captive figures. Generally speaking, the higher the status of an individual, the taller and more gorgeous his chair, which is a symbol of honor.

    The greatest influence on ancient chairs is the Taishi Chair and Dragon Chair. The former is because it appears many times, and you will remember it when you see it too much; while the latter is because of its magnificence, which has a very profound impact the first time you see it.