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Cai Xiaming, a Representative Inheritor of the Suzhou Kesi Technique, an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Jiangsu Province

Kesi, a World Intangible Cultural Heritage item, is a unique and superb technique exclusive to China. It was once on the verge of being lost, and even today, there are very few inheritors with high proficiency in it. Due to the limitations of silk weaving and dyeing technologies, in traditional Kesi works, many details that could not be completed using the Kesi technique were compensated for by calligraphy, painting, embroidery, and other means. However, Cai Xiaming is a woman who pursues perfection. She drew on the color-matching technique in embroidery. According to the color requirements of the painting, she added different colors at different levels, and the changes in the sequence presented completely different colors. It sounds simple, but in fact, it is extremely complicated. Even a tiny mistake will prevent achieving the desired effect. But Cai Xiaming managed to […]

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Dreaming Back to the Tang Dynasty — Art Exhibition of Tang Sancai Porcelain

Sancai (tri-color glazed pottery) is the ceramic ware that best represents the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty and its prosperous culture in the prime period. After the pottery-making industry thrived in the Han Dynasty, artisans in Luoyang, the Eastern Capital, used the clay made from the rocks and soil of the local mountains to shape a great variety of figures, animals, and utensils. They applied colored glazes and put them into the kiln for firing. During the firing process, the glaze surface soaked and flowed, and various colored glazes blended with each other, forming mottled and gorgeous colors. If you have the opportunity to appreciate the Tang Sancai artworks that integrate sculpture, painting, and ceramic art, you will see the serene male servants, plump female figurines, sturdy horses, and camels with their necks raised. The bold and unconstrained shapes, the […]

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Exhibition of Works by Master Xu Jianxin, a Representative Inheritor of Longquan Celadon, a World-class Intangible Cultural Heritage

Porcelain is a great invention of ancient China. In China, the firing technique of celadon represented by the Yue Kiln was the first to take shape and has been passed down from generation to generation. Zhejiang is the birthplace of porcelain. Longquan celadon within its territory is an outstanding representative of Chinese porcelain, a pearl on the crown, and a symbolic symbol of Chinese porcelain culture. Longquan is not only a beautiful place with green mountains and clear waters. The traditional firing technique of Longquan celadon has been passed down from generation to generation among Longquan celadon artisans, continuously innovating and developing, creating many excellent works and opening a new chapter in its development. In 2009 AD, the traditional firing technique of Longquan celadon was inscribed on the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. It is […]

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Feathered Garment and Rainbow Skirt

The Yun Brocade gets its name because of its brilliant and resplendent colors, as beautiful as the clouds in the sky. It is made of exquisite materials, with meticulous weaving, exquisite patterns, gorgeous brocade patterns, and an elegant style. Developed on the basis of inheriting the excellent traditions of brocades in previous dynasties, it also incorporates the valuable experience of various other silk weaving techniques, reaching the peak state of silk weaving craftsmanship. It is hailed as the "Crown of Brocades", representing the highest achievement of China's silk weaving craftsmanship, condensing the essence of China's silk weaving techniques, and is a brilliant crystallization of Chinese silk culture. Due to its rich culture and connotations, it is called by experts as the last milestone in the history of ancient Chinese brocade weaving craftsmanship. It is widely recognized as an "Oriental Treasure" […]

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“The Vast World” – Zhang Daqian Art Exhibition

Zhang Daqian (1899 - 1983) achieved remarkable success in landscape painting. His painting style combines meticulous and freehand brushwork, integrating heavy color and ink wash. Among them, his splash-ink and splash-color techniques have created a new artistic style. Because of his reputation in poetry, calligraphy and painting being on a par with Qi Baishi and Pu Xinyu, he is also known as "Zhang in the South and Qi in the North" together with Qi Baishi. He enjoys equal renown as one of the "Three Masters Who Crossed the Sea" along with Huang Junbi and Pu Xinyu.

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Official IP authorization resources of Dunhuang Museum

Official IP resources of Dunhuang Museum We can provide a full range of Dunhuang Museum logo and IP image libraries, overseas lost and replicated murals, replicated cultural relics in the museum collection, media promotion assistance, support from relevant experts, offline pop-up stores, and Dunhuang Museum flagship cultural and creative store products.    

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Exhibition of Song Brocade as National Gifts

Song brocade originated in the Song Dynasty. It features gorgeous colors, exquisite patterns, and a firm yet soft texture. Together with Nanjing Yun brocade and Sichuan Shu brocade, it is known as one of the three famous brocades in China. Song brocade, with its unique patterns that are delicate and beautiful, and its simple and elegant colors, as well as the artistic style it presents, has been used as brocade for appreciation, clothing, decoration, and mounting by the highest social classes. It has extremely high historical value, scientific and artistic value, and application value. In September 2009, Song brocade was listed as a World Intangible Cultural Heritage.    

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Treasures of Intangible Cultural Heritage – Ten Famous Paintings Passed Down through the Ages Collection Treasures

The "Treasures of Intangible Cultural Heritage - Ten Famous Paintings Passed Down through the Ages" usually refer to "Nymph of the Luo River", "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains", "Spring Morning in the Han Palace", "Hundred Horses", "Emperor Taizong Receiving the Tibetan Envoy", "Court Ladies of the Tang Dynasty", "Five Oxen", "Night Revels of Han Xizai", and "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains".

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