Natural Resins
Amorphous organic substances derived from the secretions of plants and animals found in nature, such as rosin, benzoin, amber, and shellac.
Synthetic Resins
Resinous products obtained through the chemical synthesis of simple organic compounds or via chemical reactions involving certain natural products; examples include phenolic resins and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resins.
Based on their form, decorative resin home ornaments can be categorized into various types, including human figures, animals, birds and insects, miniature landscapes (bonsai), and bas-reliefs. In terms of craftsmanship, they can be finished to simulate a wide range of materials-such as bronze, silver, gold, colored glaze, crystal, agate, white marble, and rosewood-thereby achieving highly realistic effects. [4] Common categories of resin handicrafts primarily encompass animals, human figures, cartoon characters, religious themes, landscapes, holiday-themed items, garden water features, functional objects, fountains, and realistic replicas.
