宁波骨木镶嵌工艺的历史最早可追溯到龙山文化时期。在河南安阳殷墟出土的一具镶嵌棺木上,可以找到兽骨和螺钿混嵌的图案。据记载,骨木镶嵌在殷代已经列入“六工”之一(即土、金、石、玉、兽、草)。由南宋至明代广泛应用于家具,成为明式家具中的独特品种,称为明式,后改为“甬式家具”。 The history of Ningbo bone wood inlay process can be traced back to Longshan culture period. In Henan Yin Yang Hui unearthed inlaid coffin, you can find the animal bones and snails mixed inlay patterns. According to records, bone wood inlay has been included in the “six workers” one (ie soil, gold, stone, jade, beast, grass). From the Southern Song Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty is widely used in furniture, Ming furniture become a unique species, known as Ming, later changed to “” Ningbo-style furniture. "