All-copper Jiangnan Mansion: Jiangnan Copper House

Jiangnan Copper House is Zhu Bingren Copper Sculpture Art Museum. "Zhu Mansion Copper Art" The first generation Zhu Yuxiang, he opened a shop named "Zhu Mansion Yida Copper Shop" with his three younger brothers Zhu Qingrun. The second generation successor Zhu Baotang created the "Zhu Mansion Ruichang Copper Shop" on the North Back Street of Shaoxing. By the third generation, Zhu Deyuan, Zhu Bingren's father, moved to Hangzhou. Zhu Laoyezi, who was good at calligraphy, set up "Zhu Deyuan Calligraphy and Painting Society" on Huansha Road. The fourth generation is Zhu Bingren, and the fifth generation is Zhu Junmin. He and his father created the "Zhu Bingren·Copper" brand. Last year, I saw Zhu Bingren's copper sculpture exhibition in different museums, and this IP developed very well. Zhu Bingren National representative inheritor of intangible cultural heritage copper carving skills, fourth generation successor of "Zhu Mansion Copper Art", member of Xiling Seal Engravers' Society. There are iconic copper buildings such as Leifeng Tower and Lingyin Copper Palace. A "fire" burned into molten copper art. On May 25, 2006, the renovation project of China's highest pagoda-Changzhou Tianning Pagoda was nearing completion, but suddenly a fire broke out. Although the body and bones of the pagoda remained intact in the fire, the first floor eaves were burned and most of the copper tiles were melted. Zhu Bingren accidentally discovered that the copper that had melted in high temperature flowed on the ground at will, forming crystal clear copper beads and molten copper crystals with various postures. Since then, he has independently created molten copper art with a unique artistic perspective, and created a new school of "melting realism". After the birth of molten copper art, Zhu Bingren also borrowed the techniques of five colors, enamel colors, and pastel colors to create a new color painting "Gengcai" on the molten copper material, making the simple copper more colorful. The total construction area of Jiangnan Copper House is nearly 3,000 square meters. Except for the facade wall and the ground, the doors, windows, roofs, columns, furniture, etc. are all made of copper structures and decorations, consuming a total of 125 tons of copper raw materials. The overall style of the museum is the typical Jiangnan residential style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are five exhibition halls and one exhibition hall inside, namely: the preface hall, the residential hall, the Buddhist hall, the architectural hall, the second floor mezzanine hall, the underground palace, and the Zhu Bingren contemporary art works exhibition hall. The display of the works makes full use of glass to present the exhibits more three-dimensionally. Address: Hefang Street, near the north gate of Hangzhou Museum Tickets: Free visit