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Weifang Kites
Basic Introduction to Weifang KitesWeifang kites are a traditional Han Chinese handicraft and a folk cultural custom of the Spring Festival. They are one of the Intangible Cultural Heritages. Weifang is also known as Weidu and Fancity, with a long history of kite-making and exquisite craftsmanship. Weifang kites stand alongside Beijing-style and Tianjin-style kites, complementing each other. Like many Chinese folk art forms, Weifang kites originated from entertainment activities, embodying people's ideals and wishes, and closely linked to their lives as an entertainment item. Product CharacteristicsWeifang kites have a strong local flavor and vivid charm, incorporating the best of various styles, especially in terms of kite structure and painting colors. The process of making woodblock New Year pictures has been transplanted onto kites, and traditional Chinese painting techniques are applied to kite painting, forming a unique style characterized by beautiful shapes, fine binding, and bright colors, becoming an important school of Chinese kites.The artistic characteristics and style of Weifang kites: meticulous material selection, beautiful shape, exquisite binding, vivid imagery, bright painting, diverse varieties, and flexible flying. In the family of Chinese kites, Weifang kites have a long history, with rich and broad themes. Their unique use of materials, exaggerated design,… -
Qingyang Embroidery
Basic Introduction to Qingyang EmbroideryEmbroidery is a major category of folk arts and crafts in Qingyang, widely distributed across thousands of households. The embroidery from Qingyang and Zhengning counties is the most famous.Qingyang embroidery includes a wide variety of items such as clothing, cushions, shoe uppers, sock soles, pillow tops, belly bands, ear pillows, hats, sachets, tobacco pouches, needle cases, and cloth toys. Although not as renowned as Suzhou embroidery or other embroidery schools, it has a long history, a strong foundation, and a unique style. As the living standards of people in the old revolutionary base area continue to rise, it shines with an increasingly enchanting brilliance.The colors of Qingyang embroidery are bright, clearly layered, and strongly contrasting, deep but not murky, vibrant yet not gaudy. In terms of color configuration, red, black, blue, and white are the primary hues, achieving a striking, vivid, pure, elegant, and powerful effect.Qingyang is one of the birthplaces of the Chinese nation and Chinese civilization, and an important repository of cultural resources. Incense pouches, Longxiu (embroidery from Longdong region), folk paper-cuttings, Daoqing shadow plays, and Longdong folk songs are known as the "five wonders" of Qingyang. Vivid animal embroideries and tranquil, beautiful landscape… -
Eternal Spring Lacquer Basket
Basic Introduction to Eternal Spring Lacquer BasketsThe Eternal Spring Lacquer Basket is a renowned Han Chinese lacquerware handicraft in the Minnan region of Fujian Province. As an important household item, lacquer baskets are widely popular in the Minnan area and were essential items for a daughter's dowry in earlier times. They are also used as containers for items during significant events such as worshiping deities, ancestral ceremonies, birthdays, celebrations, visiting relatives, and meeting friends, or as gifts exchanged between people.The lacquer basket has become an integral part of Minnan culture. When the Minnan people crossed the seas and reached Southeast Asia, the lacquer basket became part of the overseas Chinese culture. Many overseas Chinese from Southeast Asia who return to their hometowns always bring a few lacquer baskets back with them as a way to express their longing for home. Product FeaturesThe Eternal Spring Lacquer Basket is meticulously crafted, watertight, and unbreakable even when dropped. The lid can support over a hundred pounds when placed on the ground without any movement. The entire basket is exquisitely made and shines brightly. There are over 100 different sizes and specifications, with larger ones having multiple layers, a diameter of 42 centimeters, and… -
NW China’s Qinghai injects new vitality into traditional sachets
Photo shows traditional sachets of northwest China's Qinghai Province. ( Taste all China /Gan Haiqiong) A wide range of exquisite sachets in different shapes have recently attracted crowds of tourists in front of an intangible cultural heritage booth at a square in Xining, capital of northwest China's Qinghai Province ahead of the Duanwu Festival, or the Dragon Boat Festival. Wearing a sachet is one of the traditional customs of the festival, which is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month on the Chinese lunar calendar. In the past, people prayed for good health by wearing a sachet during the festival. Today, these exquisite sachets have become an important medium for showcasing traditional culture and conveying emotions. In recent years, with the increasing awareness of protecting traditional crafts, Qinghai has carried forward the techniques for making sachets. Many embroidery artists in the province have made sachets by combining traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics through continuous innovation, injecting new vitality into the traditional handicraft.【1】【2】【3】【4】【5】【6】
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