The Contemporary Role Of Eaves Tile Art

Eaves tile is the end of the tile of a house.The existing ancient buildings and contemporary antique buildings still retain the architectural elements of Eaves tile.At first,it was used to resist the wind and rain,protect the steamed bread from erosion,and extend the life of the roof of the building.In the old saying,“Dang” is the meaning of “bottom”.Because the terracotta's layers are stacked and pressed,they are located at the bottom of the watts,so they are called Eaves tiles.The Qin bricks and Han watts,which most people know well,have actually appeared in the Western Zhou Dynasty.In the Qin and Han dynasties,social development and advancement of the agricultural society led to a period when Eaves tile Art reached its peak.Eaves tile not only shelters wind and shelters rain,but also plays a decorative role in the building.During the long period of social evolution,Eaves tile has rich species,wide topics,beautiful shapes,diverse structures.It is a very certain aesthetic significance.Therefore,it is an architectural element that integrates practicality and aesthetics.Eaves tile produce a profound influence in many contemporary areas of art.Such as museum tourism,architectural landscapes,graphic design,art derivatives and so on.