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Sichuan · Six living crafts

Made by hand.
Rooted in the East.

Objects shaped by natural materials, patient hands, and techniques carried across generations.

Each craft is a way of seeing the world.

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Craft 01

Xinjin Tie-Dyeing

Tie-Dyeing in Xinjin, Chengdu: The Art of Blue and White‌

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Craft 02

Inside Painting

‌Chinese Inside Painting: A Miniature World of Intangible Cultural Heritage‌

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Craft 03

Rope Weaving

‌Xinjin Rope Weaving: A Thousand-Year Legacy of Intangible Cultural Heritage‌

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Craft 04

Lacquer Craft

Here is an introduction to Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Lacquer Craft, tailored for international handicraft enthusiasts.

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Craft 05

Paper Cutting

Chinese paper cutting, also known as Jianzhi, is a traditional folk art that has been practiced for centuries.

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Craft 06

Shu Brocade

Shu brocade specifically refers to the silk fabrics of the ancient Shu commandery (now Chengdu area), which were mainly woven from dyed mulberry silk and had a local style with multiple organizational structures of longitude, latitude, and earth colors.

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