Dafang lacquerware is a traditional arts and crafts work with rich ethnic style and local characteristics in Guizhou. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, Dafang Lacquerware was chosen as a "tribute" to worship the emperor. As a home furnishings decoration book, the living room, adds a touch of antique elegance. Folks also serve as utensils in daily life, serving fresh fruits, preserves and even dishes. The generous lacquer ware was in full swing during the Qing dynasty. At that time, almost all the homes in the ancient Dadingfu City would make lacquer ware, so they enjoyed the reputation of “Painting City”.

The generous ball is semi-summer with a spherical shape, white or light yellow on the surface, with concave stem marks on the top, densely covered with punctiform root marks; the bottom is obtuse and smooth. The material is solid, the section is white, and the powder is rich. Odorless, spicy, numb and throat. It has the functions of dampness and phlegm, and stomach vomiting.