Tag Archives: National Museum Exhibition
When Zibo Liuli Meets the Grand Canal: A Journey of Light, Craft, and Chinese Heritage
At the China Grand Canal Museum in Yangzhou, an elegant new exhibition brings together two important symbols of Chinese culture: Zibo L...
Zibo Liuli: A Legacy of Fire, Craft, and Culture(Part 2)
How Liuli is Made: The Craft Behind the Art
The creation of Liuli is a process that combines material science, heat, and human skill. F...
Zibo Liuli: A Legacy of Fire, Craft, and Culture(Part 1)
For over three thousand years, Liuli has been shaped by fire, refined by craftsmanship, and carried forward through generations.Rooted ...
Zibo Liuli: A Thousand Years of Craft, Light, and Cultural Legacy
Warring States Liuli Bead
“Resonance of Ritual and Music” — Chicken-Yellow Liuli Artwork
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Zibo Liuli Shines at the National Museum of China
An exhibition featuring 183 handcrafted Liuli works—Luminous Brilliance: The Artistry of Zibo Glass—opened on June 10 at the National M...
A Glassmaking Exhibition Showcasing Centuries of Creativity in Zibo
Since the Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368), Zibo in Shandong Province has been home to a thriving glassmaking tradition. Using locally sourced ...
For Liuli Art, Look to China—For Chinese Liuli, Look to Zibo
Stepping into the Zibo Ceramic and Glass Museum feels like entering a dazzling world of glass art. This museum houses countless breatht...
How Zibo Liuli Is Evolving: From Ancient Craft to Modern Art
Liuli, a traditional form of Chinese glass art, has been shaped by fire and craftsmanship for centuries. Today, this ancient heritage i...
Why Has Zibo Liuli Shone for Over a Thousand Years? (Part 2)
Liuli’s Evolution: From Traditional Craft to a New Cultural Trend Today, thousands of years later, a fascina...
Why Has Zibo Liuli Shone for Over a Thousand Years? (Part 1)
Zibo Liuli, one of the most radiant treasures of traditional Chinese craftsmanship, carries profound historical heritage and exceptiona...