Wang Ge, 67 years old, is a representative inheritor of paper-cutting art, an intangible cultural heritage item at the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous regional level.

A museum in Xinjiang, China recently hosted a traditional handicraft exchange event, attracting numerous cultural enthusiasts.

At NUO Hotel Art Space in Beijing, the exhibition "Mystical Pagoda" reveals the breathtaking intricacy of Mei Hua’s gold microcarvings — works no larger than a pendant yet imbued with the vastness of Buddhist cosmology. In an exclusive interview, the artist shares the story of her creative art journey over nearly two decades from university graduate to internationally recognized master.

Xiong Songtao's glistening enamel crafts, which employ the Chinese cloisonné technique, a form of intangible cultural heritage (ICH), have attained the precision required for high-end watch dials.

In the heart of China's pottery capital Yixing in the eastern province of Jiangsu, the ancient ritual of firing the 600-year-old Qianshu Dragon Kiln persists, a testament to enduring craftsmanship despite modern alternatives.

The second edition of a major Tibetan intangible cultural heritage exhibition opened on April 29 at Beijing's Beihai Park, featuring over 500 handicrafts and cultural products from Rangtang county in Sichuan province.

Beijing's Langyuan Station became a hub of cultural innovation as the "Work with Hands" handicraft market showcased talents of over 150 artisans blending heritage crafts with contemporary design during the Labor Day holiday.

The "Best Handicrafts of China" exhibition opens at the Beijing Arts and Crafts Museum from April to May, showcasing 110 masterpieces from across the country.

Ren Wei, born into a Han embroidery family, is a representative inheritor of the art. For her, the art should be integrated with modern life instead of only staying in the museums.

Ren Wei, born into a Han embroidery family, is a representative inheritor of the art. For her, the art should be integrated with modern life instead of only staying in the museums.

Exquisite bronze artifacts, ranging from tall, slender wine vessels to large, ornate wine containers, along with their elaborate production illustrations, give visitors a chance to appreciate the intricate patterns and technical mastery of ancient Chinese artisans.

Qumu Shiwu, a representative inheritor of the Yi ethnic group's lacquerware craftsmanship, has skillfully mastered over 40 intricate steps involved in creating Yi lacquerware. Now, through short video platforms, she is sharing its beauty with a wider audience.

Qumu Shiwu, a representative inheritor of the Yi ethnic group's lacquerware craftsmanship, is now using short videos to bring this ancient craft to more audiences.

Uzbekistan, renowned for its wood carving artistry, is home to many craftsmen. One such artisan is Bekhzod Madraimov, a Tashkent resident who has been creating unique wooden products for years.

Li Zujie, a post-95 intangible cultural heritage inheritor, has innovated luminous lions through three design iterations.

Jacquard fabrics with traditional Chinese cultural elements and ancient Li brocade crafts caught the eye of global designers at the recently concluded Premiere Vision Paris show.

A millennium-old porcelain craft in north China's Shanxi Province has been pulled back from the brink of extinction and is now poised for a modern renaissance.

A brand new collection of LIULI Crystal Art, "One Thought, One Universe," has become a major attraction at South Coast Plaza in Orange County, Southern California.

Porcelain wares unearthed in northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, which were produced nearly 1,000 years ago during an ethnic minority-ruled dynasty, bear high resemblance to those made in the "porcelain capital" of Jingdezhen in east China.