Manufacturing technology of ice lamp

1. Preparation materials: a suitable container (usually glass or plastic), water, a freezer or refrigerator and a power supply.

2. Pour water into the container and fill it to a depth of about 1/3 to 1/2.

3. Put the container into the freezer or refrigerator and start freezing.

4. When the water freezes, connect the power supply to the LED lamp in the container.

5. Turn on the LED light and enjoy your ice lamp.

If you want to make your ice lantern more beautiful, you can add some colors or decorations, such as beads and stars, to the water. These elements will leave beautiful traces in the ice lantern, making your ice lantern more unique and personalized.

When making ice lamps, please ensure the safety of use and avoid using inappropriate containers or power supplies to avoid accidents. Meanwhile, please be patient, because it takes some time to make ice lanterns.

In addition to making simple ice lanterns, you can also try to make more complicated ice lanterns, such as ice sculptures. These require more skills and tools, but they can bring more exquisite ice lantern works.

The origin of the ice lantern:

As a unique cultural phenomenon, the ice lantern originated in China, and gradually spread all over the world with the historical evolution and cultural exchange.

Ice lanterns can be traced back to ancient ice sculpture art. In China, the ancient ice sculpture art is used in various festivals and celebrations to add festive atmosphere. At first, the ice lantern was simply carved into ice cubes of various shapes, such as animals and flowers, and later it gradually developed into more complex ice sculptures.

With the passage of time, the ice lantern gradually evolved into an art form with cultural connotation and regional characteristics. In the north of China, especially in the northeast, due to the cold winter climate, people began to use ice lanterns as a unique winter landscape to create a festive atmosphere. Every year, in traditional festivals such as Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, people will place ice lanterns with different shapes in the streets and alleys, such as traditional mascots such as dragons, phoenixes and lions, pavilions and pavilions with China classical architectural style.

In addition to China, ice lanterns have gradually spread to other countries and regions. In Europe, North America and other regions, people also began to make ice lanterns with different shapes with ice and snow materials in winter, and gradually formed an ice lantern culture with local characteristics.