Standard action for tasting snuff.

Step one:

Take it out with a snuff spoon, or use a pinch of snuff to pour it out of a western/Chinese snuff bottle with a small hole (beginners suggest a small pile of dried mung beans or dried soybeans);

Step two:

Put this small pile of snuff near the tiger's mouth (when the thumb and forefinger are clamped, the tiger's mouth will protrude, just put it on this protruding part);

Step 3:

Use one nostril to approach this pile of snuff, which seems to stick at a non-stick distance, and then suck it into the nasal cavity with a little more force than natural breathing (just control the temperature and suck it into the front or middle of the nasal cavity)

According to my experience, there is a most sensitive position in the nasal cavity-the middle and front area (medically called sinus) where the airflow directly collides when inhaling hard. If you understand it carefully, stopping at that position is the most comfortable.

Key tip: Never breathe snuff into the nasal cavity or deep throat, it will choke you and you will not be happy at all.

Step 4:

Close your eyes, choose a comfortable posture and enjoy the smell and impact of snuff.

Snuff is to grind high-quality tobacco into very fine powder, add precious medicinal materials such as musk, or extract it with flowers. The production process is very elegant, with five kinds of smoke incense: smell, paste, acid, bean and bitter. Because snuff is easy to ferment in snuff bottles, it is usually sold with wax for several years or even decades.

Question 2: Where did the snuff bottle come from and what was it used for? What is snuff made of? Snuff bottles were originally used to store snuff, which was introduced from the west in the late Qing Dynasty.

Snuff is a kind of fine powder tobacco which has been specially processed and added with spices. It is not used for burning, but for inhaling through the nostrils.

Snuff bottles are mostly internal painting pots. Because of the small holes, it is very difficult to paint with a pen. Now it is mainly used for appreciation and collection. The pot body is made of jade, agate, glass and other materials, which are of great value, whether it is the quality of the material or the distance of storing art and history.

Question 3: What is the snuff bottle used for? How to use it is used to hold snuff. Snuff is used to smell.

Snuff is finely ground tobacco, sometimes mixed with musk, mint and other spices and herbs, and aged in sealed wax pills for many years. It is said that tobacco has three uses: chewing, smoking and smelling. Chewing is its body, smoking is its soul, and smell is its essence. The habit of sniffing snuff originated in continental Europe. Because of its efficacy in relieving pain and fatigue, it has been popular among royal families and nobles in European countries since about14th century.

Usage of snuff. Take out a little, put it on the back of your hand or jade finger, and then put it in people's nostrils to smell. In the thirty-second year of the Republic of China (1943), Xu Chonghao recorded in "A Brief History of Xinjiang" that "people who take silk and grind tobacco leaves use ephedra ash as the material, which can harden their teeth after long-term eating, and patients with toothache."

Question 4: What was the ancient snuff bottle used for? 1. Snuff bottles, in short, are containers for snuff. Small hands, easy to carry.

2. In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, snuff was introduced to China, and snuff bottles gradually became oriental, resulting in snuff bottles. Nowadays, people's habit of using snuff is almost extinct, but the snuff bottle has been handed down as a beautiful work of art, which is known as "a pocket work of art that condenses the achievements of various countries". China snuff bottle is an exquisite handicraft, made of porcelain, copper, ivory, jade, agate and amber. , using blue and white, multicolored, porcelain carving, nesting, wonderful workmanship, internal painting and other techniques, absorbing the advantages of various crafts inside and outside the region, is regarded as a precious literary play by elegant people and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad.

3. In the world, China is known as the "hometown of snuff bottles", among which the snuff bottles are called "pocket works of art integrating various techniques" because of their exquisite craftsmanship. Snuff bottles are containers for holding snuff. Snuff bottle is a kind of tobacco product, which originated in the west. After being introduced into China from Europe in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, it was processed and transformed into powdered medicinal materials. After smelling it, it not only has the effect of improving eyesight and avoiding epidemic, but also becomes a fashion in all walks of life. Snuff bottles quickly merged into China's artistic style, and developed various ingenious snuff bottles, which shined brilliantly in the aesthetic technology of the Qing Dynasty and became one of the important symbols of the Qing Dynasty.

Question 5: How did the painting in the snuff bottle get in? This painting method, commonly known as internal painting, is a unique traditional craft in China, which originated from painting snuff bottles. The painting method of internal painting is to draw a detailed picture on the pot blank made of glass, crystal, amber and other materials with a special deformed fine pen (brush with hook), which is elegant in style and delicate in brushwork. Creating an excellent work requires considerable skill and great patience.

The art of interior painting is divided into four schools: Beijing, Hebei, Shandong and Guangdong. Among them, Hebei School has the highest level, the largest scale, the fastest development and the greatest influence. Not long ago, it was selected into the national intangible cultural heritage protection list. Hengshui, Hebei Province, the birthplace of Hebei School's internal painting, has also been named as "the hometown of internal painting in China" by the Ministry of Culture.

Question 6: When using a snuff bottle, should it be filled? The maintenance of painted snuff bottles needs to consider different aspects. Generally speaking, the painted snuff bottle is not used to hold water or other solutions, because the wet environment will make the picture inside the snuff bottle shallow, which will be corrosive to the painted snuff bottle after a long time. If a friend buys a snuff bottle with a painted glass tire, the quality of the glass inside will separate after being wet for a long time, and a little spot will appear on the picture. Be sure to apply a certain amount of silica gel when maintaining, and you need a friend to check it regularly.

Introduction of maintenance methods for internal painting snuff bottles;

First, be careful not to use strong acid when painting snuff bottles, and avoid strong acid or strong alkali when cleaning, which will affect the picture to a certain extent. Because the snuff bottles used in the paintings are mostly low-temperature glazes, this material has poor strength and is easy to wear, which requires special care.

Second, don't touch chemicals harmful to the product when collecting. If you find it dirty, you can wipe it with a towel, which can ensure that the product is always in a clean state.

Thirdly, friends will find that the lid of the snuff bottle is very easy to fall off during use, so some tools need to be prepared to adjust the tightness of the lid, so that less air can enter the product.

Fourth, when storing, friends must choose to use cloth or brocade to store. The storage safety of wooden boxes is not high, because the painted snuff bottles are fragile and should be stored in a soft environment.

Question 7: What is the snuff bottle for? I know. I tell you, my hometown Hengshui is the origin of snuff bottles.

Snuff bottles, introduced from abroad, were first used for holding snuff and stinging ding. Things like essential balm can refresh you.

Later, people stopped using snuff because it was not clean, but the snuff bottle was still a work of art, also called internal painting, and it was very difficult to draw it in a small bottle with a slender brush.

Now Ji brand snuff bottles are the most popular, mainly in Hengshui, my hometown. Get off at Hengshui Station and you will find many snuff bottles.

Question 8: When did people in China start using snuff bottles? The custom of smoking snuff originated in India, the inventor of tobacco. /kloc-in the 0/4th century, Italians selected superior tobacco leaves, mixed them with mint, borneol and other medicinal materials, ground them into powder, sealed the cellar and aged them, and produced commercial snuff a few years later.

* * * Snuff sniffing started in Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, snuff was rarely imported, only smoked in Guangdong. Kangxi opened the sea ban, and western missionaries carried a lot of snuff and glass bottles with snuff. Snuff smoking is becoming a fashion. Western countries pay tribute to snuff and glass snuff bottles, first Portugal, then Britain, France and other countries. Emperor Qianlong often rewarded princes and ministers with snuff, so smoking snuff gradually became a social fashion.

Question 9: How to use the snuff bottle? Put the snuff powder in. then what Pour it on your finger, on the back of your hand, or in the mouth of a tiger. The dosage is the size of mung bean or soybean. Snuff is fragrant and pollution-free.

Question 10: Who knows how to use a snuff bottle? What kind of cigarette is this? Tell us the origin of snuff bottles.

The custom of smoking snuff originated in India, the inventor of tobacco. /kloc-in the 0/4th century, Italians selected superior tobacco leaves, mixed them with mint, borneol and other medicinal materials, ground them into powder, sealed the cellar and aged them, and produced commercial snuff a few years later.

* * * Snuff sniffing started in Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, snuff was rarely imported, only smoked in Guangdong. Kangxi opened the sea ban, and western missionaries carried a lot of snuff and glass bottles with snuff. Snuff smoking is becoming a fashion. Western countries pay tribute to snuff and glass snuff bottles, first Portugal, then Britain, France and other countries. Emperor Qianlong often rewarded princes and ministers with snuff, so smoking snuff gradually became a social fashion.

Snuff bottles are specially used to hold snuff. For the convenience of carrying, it is generally as big as a pack of cigarettes. Among the existing cultural relics, Shunzhi Cheng made more than 20 bronze carved Yunlong snuff bottles, which are the earliest snuff bottles. Kangxi has a soft spot for western handicrafts. He absorbed a group of westerners who were familiar with making glass snuff bottles and painting enamel, and made snuff bottles in the Forbidden City. The art of snuff bottles reached its peak in Qianlong period. Appreciating the collection of snuff bottles is a common practice, and the use of snuff is gradually followed. All the skills of China traditional art: painting, calligraphy, porcelain burning, glaze application, jade grinding, rhinoceros smelting, tooth carving, bamboo carving, paint stripping, nesting, ornaments, gold and silver inlaying, mother-of-pearl inlaying, yellow paste and so on. They are all used on snuff bottles. During the Qianlong period, snuff bottles became a symbol of wealth.

It's full of snuff.

Snuff is made by adding precious medicinal materials such as musk into finely ground high-quality tobacco powder and aging it in sealed wax pills for years or even decades. Smelling this smoke has a certain effect on relieving fatigue. It originated from American Indians and was discovered by European travelers exploring America. It was brought back to Europe and soon became popular. At that time, all the kings, princes, princesses and servants in the French court competed to sniff snuff as a fashion. Napoleon I was also a snuff lover, and it was recorded that he consumed more than 7 pounds of snuff every month.

/kloc-After the 6th century, snuff was introduced to the northeast of China through Europe, the Philippines, Japan and Korea, where nomadic people could not smoke with pipes while riding horses. Therefore, the introduction of snuff is just suitable for their outdoor smelling characteristics. In order to make the snuff bottle strong and not afraid of falling and bumping, vagrants make it with all kinds of jade, metal and bone materials. According to historical records, snuff played a very important role in the social life of Mongols at that time. Whenever a guest visits his tent, the host bows and holds the snuff bottle holder with both hands. The guest also pours out a little snuff by hand, puts it on his nose for a while, and then returns the snuff bottle to the host with both hands. This very small move is full of civilized manners, and its purpose is to build mutual respect and trust.

It contains snuff, that is, grinding tobacco into fine powder, putting it into a snuff bottle together with precious medicinal materials such as musk, and applying it directly to the nasal cavity with your fingers when using it. Nasal mucosa has the functions of refreshing mind and relieving fatigue.

Good snuff materials are exquisite, including precious medicinal materials such as borneol and camphor. It uses high-grade sun-cured tobacco leaves rich in oil and good smell, grinds them into powder, puts them into a sealed container, and can only be used after aging for a certain period of time. If you catch a cold, your nose is dizzy and stuffy, smoke some snuff, sneeze a few times, clear your mouth and breathe smoothly; If you are dizzy and tired, you can smoke some snuff to refresh yourself. It's really unique. According to historical records, snuff was brought to China by Italian missionary Matteo Ricci in the ninth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, and it was regarded as a fashion in China during the reign of Kanggan in the Qing Dynasty. Yugur people began to smoke snuff in the Qing Dynasty, which has been passed down to this day. Although modern cigarettes and snow have spread smokers all over Sunan, there are still many Yugur snuff smokers.

Since the late Ming Dynasty, due to the popularity of snuff, China craftsmen have greatly developed the production technology of snuff bottles in combination with their own national craft traditions. Up to now, the jade pots collected by Yugur people can be divided into self-jade, sapphire, jadeite, coral, agate and crystal, and agate pots can be divided into zoran, algae, silk and rock sugar. There are chicken heart, fish strong, brick square, luna Park, double joints, beautiful shoulders and so on. Although the hookah is small, it permeates the cultural tradition, psychological characteristics, aesthetic habits, skill level and style of the Chinese nation. Yugur people also put snuff bottles into beautifully embroidered snuff bottles and hung them on their chests. The wallet is beautifully patterned, fine in workmanship and bright in color, with red tassels hanging down. It is a favorite handicraft of Yugur people, which embellishes and beautifies their lives ...