Chengdu’s Lacquerware Revival Blends Old Craft with Modern Design
In Chengdu, artisans blend time-honored lacquer techniques with modern design to revive sustainable crafts that bridge history and innovation across the Chinese mainland.
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Chengdu Lacquerware: 3,000 Years of Lustrous Art
Discover Chengdu lacquerware, a 3,000-year-old art from Sichuan Province, renowned for its intricate techniques and modern reinventions.
Young Artisans Revitalize Fujian Lacquerware
Young artisans in Fujian fuse age-old lacquerware techniques with modern design, revitalizing a timeless craft on the Chinese mainland.
Unveiling the Art of Lacquer Harvesting: From Resin to Masterpiece
Discover the traditional craft of lacquer harvesting, where artisans collect and refine resin to create stunning lacquerware masterpieces.
Chengdu Artisans Reveal Secret Behind Silky Lacquerware Sheen
Discover the exquisite technique Chengdu artisans use to create the silky sheen on metal-inlaid lacquerware, a national intangible cultural heritage.
Reviving Ancient Art: Modern Takes on Chengdu Lacquerware
Chengdu lacquerware is undergoing a vibrant revival as young designers like Li Haoran blend traditional craftsmanship with modern design, inspired by the city’s beloved pandas.
Blossoming Art: Mastering Floral Poetry in Lacquerware
Discover the exquisite world of floral poetry on lacquerware, where master artisans breathe life into delicate blossoms through skillful artistry.
Chengdu Lacquerware: Bridging 3,000 Years of Tradition with Modern Elegance
Discover how Chengdu lacquerware bridges 3,000 years of tradition with modern elegance, captivating a global audience with its timeless artistry and innovative designs.
Reviving Tradition: The Art of Carving with Silver Threads
Discover the intricate art of ‘Carving with Silver Threads’, a traditional craft that seamlessly blends metal foil with lacquerware to create stunning designs.
Zhejiang Museum Unveils Stunning Ancient Lacquerware Exhibition
Discover the beauty of ancient Chinese lacquerware at Zhejiang Provincial Museum’s new exhibition, featuring 162 exquisite pieces, including 144 national cultural relics.
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