Les objets en bronze polis à la pie

Les objets en bronze polis à la pierre
La production d'objets en bronze polis à la pierre est un ancien métier qui de nos jours n'est exercé que dans la communauté Ban Bu de Bangkok. La production d'objets en bronze par cette communauté remonte au début de la période Rattanakosin.
Le nom «les objets en bronze polis à la pierre» fait référence à la dernière phase de production quand les objets martelés en feuilles de bronze sont polis à la pierre.
Les objets en bronze fabriqués de cette façon incluent les bols, les plateaux, les couverts, les tasses, les services à offrande, les service à café, etc.
Le bronze est obtenu en faisant fondre ensemble sept mesures de cuivre, deux mesures d'étain, et une mesure de bronze usagé.
Lorsque le mélange est bien fondu, il est versé dans des moules ronds de différents diamètres dépendant de la taille des récipients à produire.

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The bronze objects polished stone
Production of polished bronze objects to the stone is an ancient craft which today is exercised in Ban Bu community in Bangkok. The production of bronze objects by this community dates back to the early Rattanakosin period.
The name "polished bronze objects to stone" refers to the final production phase when the hammered bronze objects leaves are polished by stone.
The objects made ​​of bronze in this way include bowls, plates, cutlery, cups, in offering services, coffee services, etc.
Bronze is obtained by melting copper together seven measures, two measures tin, and bronze used measure.
When the mixture is melted, it is poured into round molds of different diameters depending on the size of the containers to be produced.

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The objects in bronze polished at the pierre
the production of objects in bronze polished at the Pierre is a former profession which in our days is only exercised in the community Ban Bu of Bangkok. The production of bronze objects by this community dates back to the beginning of the Rattanakosin period.
The name "the bronze objects polished at the stone" refers to the last phase of production when the objects hammered into sheets of bronze are polite to the stone.
The bronze objects manufactured in this way include the bowls, plates, cutlery, cups, services to heave, the coffee service, etc.
The bronze is obtained by melting together seven measures of copper,Two measures of tin, and a measure of bronze usage.
When the mixture is well melted, it is poured into molds round of different diameters depending on the size of containers to produce.