Abstract
In order to effectively save material- and time-related costs in sustainable rhinoceros skin lacquering technology, a three-dimensional construction method is developed based on optical microscope tomography and computer image recognition technology. By analyzing the influence of the underlying twisting method, the number of lacquer layers and the grinding process, the pattern presentation process of rhinoceros skin lacquer is shown in three-dimensional space, and the relationship between pattern style and process flow is further revealed. Computer-aided technology can design and simulate the presentation of the pattern in virtual space, providing a priori guidance for the production of rhinoceros skin lacquerware and new ideas for the innovation of process methods.
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