“广彩是广州彩绘瓷或广州织金彩瓷的简称,因其在广州河南(珠江南岸)烧制又曾称河南彩。又因是广州烧制的织金彩瓷,使用釉上彩装饰技法低温烧成,也被称为广东彩或广彩”[1]。据历史记载,广彩的发展史可以追溯到清康熙年间,当时广东人从景德镇运回瓷胎,然后运用粉彩模仿西方画进行加工彩绘。广州的工艺师经过自我学习,同时还借鉴了当时从西方传入的技法以及使用了国外的进口材料,自创了一种“铜胎烧珐琅”法,并最终用这种方法在白瓷胎上绘制,使作品画面上呈现出华丽富贵、花团锦 “Guangcai is short for Guangzhou Painted Porcelain or Guangzhou Zhijin Caici because it was fired in Guangzhou, Henan (Pearl River South Bank) Low temperature firing, also known as Guangdong color or wide color ”[1]. According to historical records, the history of Guangcai can be traced back to the Qing Emperor Kangxi years, when Cantonese shipped back from Jingdezhen Porcelain Tire, and then use pastels to imitate Western paintings for processing. Technologists in Guangzhou, after learning by themselves, borrowed the techniques introduced from the West at the same time and used imported materials from abroad to create a “copper tire burnishing enamel” method and eventually use this method in white Porcelain painted on the tire, so that the picture shows a gorgeous wealth, flowers Brocade