The industry's first mobile phone case with a gilding process has been launched.

The industry’s first gilded mobile phone case has launched. Blending ancient gilding craftsmanship with modern tech, it offers both luxury looks and reliable protection, now available to accept order.

Introduction to Gilding Process

Gilding (also known as gold plating or gold leaf application) is an ancient and intricate craftsmanship that involves applying a thin layer of gold to the surface of objects, such as metal, wood, ceramics, or leather, to enhance their aesthetic appeal and value. This technique has been used for centuries across various cultures to create luxurious, decorative effects, and it remains popular today in art, architecture, jewelry, and industrial design.

Historical Background

Origins: The gilding process dates back to ancient civilizations, with early evidence found in China (as early as the Zhou Dynasty, 1046–256 BCE) and Egypt (used in tomb decorations and royal artifacts).

Cultural Significance: In many cultures, gold symbolizes wealth, power, and divinity. Gilding was often reserved for sacred objects, palaces, and religious art (e.g., Buddhist statues, medieval European manuscripts, and Chinese imperial furniture).