非遗里的中国精神｜一钉一乾坤 The Chinese Spirit in Intangible Cultural Heritage | One Nail, One Universe

大众网记者 王彬 王昱蓉 威海报道

一只碎碗，几枚铜钉。不用一滴胶水，却能破镜重圆。

耿海胜，山东省非遗传统锔艺省级代表性传承人。锔艺以细、巧、精、微见称。不用胶水，仅靠锔钉，就能滴水不漏。耿海胜恢复了失传多年的“膛内锔”“瓷内锔”和金刚钻制作技艺。他錾刻的花钉儿因物赋形，大雁钉、祥云钉、梅花钉，每一枚都要成为器物的一部分。

他说，光守着老物件不行，得让手艺跟着时代走。从“补碗”到艺术，从葫芦茶壶到锔艺文创，让锔艺活在更多人的生活里。

专注，专心，专业。三十年沉下心打磨每一处细节。修物即是修身，修艺也是修心。

一钉一乾坤——这就是非遗里的中国精神。

A broken bowl, a few copper nails. No glue, yet it can be made whole again.

Geng Haisheng is a provincial-level inheritor of traditional copper mending in Shandong.This craft is known for its delicacy, precision, and refinement. Without a drop of glue, a few nails can make a vessel watertight. Geng Haisheng revived the long-lost techniques of “inner mending,” “porcelain inner mending,” and diamond drill making. His decorative nails are shaped to fit each object—wild goose, auspicious cloud, plum blossom—each one becoming part of the vessel itself.

He says: “You can’t just guard old objects—the craft must move with the times”. From repairing bowls to creating art, from gourd teapots to copper-mending cultural products, he brings this craft into more people’s lives.

Focused. Dedicated. Professional. Thirty years of quiet polishing, every detail refined. Mending objects is cultivating character; refining craft is refining the heart.

One nail, one universe—this is the Chinese spirit in intangible cultural heritage.