Engraved Ceramic Small Pot (Baby Panda)
CA$9,999.00
Inside Painting
Chinese Heritage · Handcrafted in Canada
Oriental Intangible Heritage Handcrafted ArtMade to Order from Chinese Artisans
We bring authentic Chinese intangible cultural heritage handicrafts to North America. Every piece is handcrafted by heritage artisans with natural materials. Custom commissions available.
Eastern craftsmanship, adapted for modern living.
Our brand bridges Eastern craftsmanship and Western aesthetics. Each artwork, including lacquerware, inside-painted glass snuff bottles, paper-cut art, plant-dyed textiles and hand-knotted jewelry, is handmade by Chinese intangible heritage inheritors.
No mass production. Slight natural variations exist in every piece, making your artwork one-of-a-kind. We are a Canada-based brand, all items ship from our Canadian warehouse, and custom orders are welcome.
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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Intangible Cultural Heritage - Engraved Ear Rings
CA$9,999.00
Inside Painting
Intangible Cultural Heritage - Engraved Porcelain Necklace
CA$9,999.00
Inside Painting
Engraved Porcelain Snuff Bottle (Cat)
CA$9,999.00
Inside Painting
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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