News & Insights Across Asia
Explore the intricate art of Miao embroidery, where tradition meets craftsmanship. Discover how Miao women weave nature, beliefs, and life stories into stunning cultural treasures.
Jujube wood carving thrives in Shaanxi Province under the skillful hands of craftsman Yang Yanfei, who transforms wood into intricate sculptures bridging traditional heritage with modern artistry.
The Kazakh ethnic group’s felt and cloth embroidery in Xinjiang is a vibrant expression of traditional craftsmanship, showcasing intricate designs and preserving a national intangible cultural heritage.
In a tranquil Guizhou valley, a Miao silversmith crafts silver jewelry in his small workshop, preserving the rich culture and history of the Miao people through intricate designs.
Master paper lantern maker Kenneth Mo Cheuk-Kei has dedicated 27 years to preserving Hong Kong’s traditional craft, illuminating the city during the Mid-Autumn Festival with his luminous creations.
Discover the rich history of Miao silver heirlooms and how this unique tradition reflects the enduring legacy and artistry of the Miao ethnic group.
Artist Yang Li from Tongren City, Guizhou Province, is revitalizing traditional embroidery by creating leaf-vein art. She integrates ethnic embroidery techniques and teaches locals, blending tradition with innovation.
Discover the ancient art of Yingjing black sand pottery from southwest China’s Sichuan Province, a 2,300-year-old craft that embodies the harmonious relationship between man and nature.
In southwest China’s Yunnan Province, the Dulong people weave vibrant rugs inspired by the iridescent Lady Amherst’s pheasant, blending nature and culture in their traditional craft.
Painted clay sculptures from Xinjiang’s Uygur Autonomous Region showcase an ancient folk art blending skilled craftsmanship with vibrant colors, reflecting the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Shanghai hosts the record-setting ‘Marvellous Realism’ African photography show, the ‘Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’ documentary, and ‘Reviving the Blade’ modern swordsmith revival.
Discover how fifth-generation master Xu Hongsheng preserves the timeless art of Suzhou-style mooncake making, sharing his family’s heritage with visitors like Rachel.
Discover the 1,300-year-old art of Manchu embroidery from northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, renowned as the ‘oil painting of embroidery’ for its lifelike beauty.
Discover how Fuzhou’s cork painting blends tradition and innovation, transforming imported techniques into a unique Chinese art form that showcases the city’s rich cultural heritage.
Pingding County in Shanxi Province preserves a 2,000-year-old pottery tradition known as Pingding sand ware. Renowned for its practicality and beauty, this craft is affectionately called “Artwork for Common People.”
Handmade bamboo hairpins are captivating China’s youth, blending tradition with sustainability and sparking global interest in this timeless craft.
Discover the timeless beauty of Wuxi fine embroidery, a 2,000-year-old art form from Jiangsu Province renowned for its intricate depictions of magnolia blossoms.
Wuxi’s bamboo carving art is flourishing as skilled artisans create intricate designs on bamboo pieces. Travelers are captivated by these exquisite works, reflecting the city’s rich cultural heritage.
Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town in China’s Yunnan Province offers picturesque scenery and rich cultural heritage. Renowned for its wood carving techniques, the town reflects the artistry of multiple ethnic groups.
Explore the serene Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town in Yunnan Province, where artisans from diverse ethnic groups craft exquisite wood carvings amid picturesque landscapes.
