What exactly is the composition of that pulp in walnut pulp?

The term "pulp" is often mentioned in many fields, and different people express different languages. To quote a paragraph, this paragraph is more well expressed: simply and popularly, in fact, the pulp is the traces of the years with the object as the carrier.

It is the light of the surface shell gradually formed in the long years because of dust, sweat, the player's hands, or the soil and water immersion, the long-lasting friction of clothes, and even the blowing of dust in the air. It's slippery and gratifying, and the light is quiet, telling you that this thing has aged, revealing a warm old atmosphere. That's exactly the contrast with the dazzling "thief light", impetuous tone, and dry texture of the new product that has just come out.

Not only jade, but also porcelain, wood, bronze, ivory carving, etc., and even calligraphy, painting, stele and other paper silk products as thin as cicada wings are also pulped in the eyes of insiders. Since the toning supports the years, the older the use, the deeper the toning. To give a simple example, the newly bought bamboo mat, no matter how smooth it is polished, is not considered to be pulped, but the bamboo mat that has been sleeping in the old home for 50 years is shiny and red.

The handle of the new hoe is not covered with pulp, and the handle of the hoe of the old farmer is all thick with pulp. Personally, I emphasize two points: 1. "The older the use, the deeper the pulp", and the word "use" cannot be missing.

Old things, you can't just rely on the pulp, a pair of walnuts that have been put at home for 100 years, there is no pulp, a pair of people who have been rubbing every day for 3 years, the pulp will be thicker than him; There are many Kangxi official kiln bowls in the Forbidden City, which have not been used since they came out of the manufacturing office, and the Maocha is still there. 2. Slurry coating is not equal to polishing. Speaking of the composition of walnut pulp, I personally feel that it is inseparable from human oil.

Brush walnuts with a toothbrush dipped in water every day, the walnuts will be very clean, but the speed of pulp formation will definitely be much slower. --Nowadays, many people play walnuts because they follow the trend. But there are also many people who like to play with walnuts, because they like the process of pulp formation, and the spiritual pleasure that this formation process brings to themselves.

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Oxidized hand sweat and grease, plus the oil contained in itself, seeps into the wood, causing a change in the wood, and the changed is called pulp

The salt content is bigger, and licking walnuts every day will prevent radiation haha As for the ingredients, it doesn't matter: View the original post

Try not to wash your hands for the sake of pulp, hahaha, and don't brush walnuts View the original post

Reply 14 I'm going to quickly get out the pulp and sell an iodine-containing walnut, haha View the original post

Trouble, thanks!

Reply 2 Then the pulp with sweaty hands should be right to view the original post

I didn't understand it before. Wash your hands with shampoo before each walnut plate. View the original post

Reply 20 It should be no problem.,It's necessary to wash your hands before playing walnuts View the original post".

Walnut pulp refers to the walnut wrapped in a layer of pulp. Pulp is a technical term in the antique industry, which refers to the oxide layer formed on the surface of cultural relics due to long-term oxidation. "Pulp" is actually "luster", which refers to the formation of such a natural luster on the surface of antiquities and artifacts after many years.

Not only porcelain, wood, jade, bronze, cultural toys, calligraphy and painting and other paper and silk products have pulp. Since the pulp supports the years, the older the thing, the thicker the pulp.

Originated in the Han and Sui dynasties, popular in the Tang and Song dynasties, and prevailed in the Ming and Qing dynasties, walnuts have medical value and artistic value because of their unique appearance, and then have collection value. Wenwan walnuts mainly include hemp walnuts, catalpa walnuts, iron walnuts three categories, and hemp walnuts include lion's head walnut, son's hat walnut, official hat walnut, chicken heart walnut (that is, the four famous pits), and tiger head walnut. The walnut requires a deep and clear texture, and the two walnuts have similar textures, the same size, and the same weight.

The walnut turns red after being played, and gradually appreciates in value. Walnuts can also be made into nuclear carvings to enhance their ornamental value.

Toning is a technical term in the antiques industry that refers to the oxide layer formed on the surface of an artifact due to long-term oxidation. "Pulp" is actually "luster", which refers to the formation of this natural luster on the surface of ancient artifacts over a long period of time. Not only porcelain, wood, jade, bronze, ivory carving, bowl, calligraphy, calligraphy and other paper and silk products are covered with pulp.

Since the patina will last for many years, the older the material, the thicker the patina.

The pulp of walnuts is indeed gradually evolved from this layer of mud on the surface. This "pulp" refers to the sweat secreted from the palms and the components secreted from the palms. The ** on the human hand will secrete two substances:

Sweat and sebum. Sweat is secreted by exocrine glands, which play a leading role in the coloring of walnuts.

Yes.

Pulp, as the name suggests, is a layer of slurry wrapped on the surface of the walnut, taking the walnut as an example, the player has been playing for many years, on the one hand, through the friction of the palm of the hand, the walnut is shiny, on the other hand, the sweat and oil of the hand gradually dip into the walnut tissue structure and fuse with the walnut, and even go to the inside of the walnut to change the organizational structure of the walnut, and finally accumulate on the surface of the walnut, the wax mixture, condensed into a transparent slurry layer similar to the crystal, it becomes the legendary pulp.

1. Try to put as much as possible, keep your hands clean, and let the walnuts fully touch your hands, the walnuts are very hard and can rub against each other or not.

2. Keep dry. When walnuts are left in a humid environment for a long time, their luster will weaken and their surface will turn black.

3. Walnuts themselves contain a certain amount of oil, so there is no need to deliberately oil. Improper oiling can backfire and make the walnuts bloom.

4. Brush the walnuts with a stiff brush to keep the surface clean on the one hand, and make the surface coating more uniform, brighter and better in color on the other hand.

5. Although walnuts are hard, they should never fall down, especially if they fall on the cement floor, it is easy to hurt the tip and crack. Try not to fall.