1st Saturday lecture: How many types of Cloisonné are there? (with Sherry Reed and Andy Lu)

Cloisonné is a decorative art form practiced since 1300 BCE. Traditionally, wires are used to divide colors on a metal substrate and to create designs and then filled with fused glass or enamel coloring.
On February 6th, Sherry Reed joined us at the Chinese American Experience & Beyond to share her studies of this art form. Andy Lu accompanied her, highlighting a number of cloisonné objects from his own personal collection. Evelyn Lamden, an experienced marketing executive and consummate lover of the arts, moderated the conversation.

[@kitchendogstudioamysears4338]

Glad I found this. Thank you!

[@richardseverson4992]

This was one of the best and informative video ever, I wondered for years exactly what was enamel I thought it was just oil based paints, now I will appreciate my vases more and the cloisettes, Thanks so much

[@edwinmiranda8174]

Excellent

[@besticanaffordantiques2565]

Lovely video. I do videos about cloisonné and such, for beginners, more than your level. I hope to be more like you when I grow up! Haha

[@denzielgrant8418]

I’m in ore … over personal views and their deep conversational topics