Intangible Cultural Heritage Crafts
Centuries of craftsmanship, showcasing Eastern wisdom.
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Su-style Mortise and Tenon Craftsmanship
Blending the craftsmanship of Lu Ban with the wisdom of Jiangnan artisans, solid wood components feature flexible connections that support massive loads while accommodating deformation. Without a single nail, the mortise-and-tenon structure alone ensures durability for over a thousand years.
Full mortise and tenon construction, eco-friendly craftsmanship
Sturdy construction built to last a century
The Essence of Classical Furniture, Eastern Aesthetics
Dovetail joint
Sturdy structure with high load-bearing capacity
shoulder tenon
Tightly connected, adapts to deformation
Wedge tenon
Easy to install and remove, highly flexible
Zongjiao Mortise and Tenon Joint
Elegant and refined, embodying classical essence
Intangible Cultural Heritage Embroidery
As the premier of China's Four Great Embroideries, Su Embroidery is renowned for its exquisite delicacy and refined elegance. With a vast range of themes and diverse stitching techniques, it captures intricate textures with lifelike precision, making it a treasured gem of Jiangnan culture.
Wide-ranging themes, diverse stitching techniques
Refined, elegant, and harmonious in color
Meticulously detailed and lifelike
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Zisha Teapots
Yixing Purple Clay Artistry: A Millennium-Old Legacy. Meticulously crafted from pure clay, it serves as a spiritual anchor for scholars and connoisseurs. Its superior breathability perfectly complements the tea's flavor, offering a taste of timeless elegance and a dialogue with culture.
Pure soil, natural material
Meticulously crafted with expert precision
Excellent breathability, perfectly complements the tea aroma.
