Reproduce cultural relics and convey the charm of Chinese culture

Thousand Rivers and Mountains Map

The silk set painting created by Wang Ximeng of the Northern Song Dynasty is now collected in the Palace Museum in Beijing. This work is in the form of a scroll, traditional in style, with delicate and subtle paintings. The misty rivers and undulating mountains form a beautiful picture of the Jiangnan River. The scroll of "Thousand Rivers and Rivers" not only represents the development of the green river, but also represents the process of its development; Moreover, it is one of the top ten famous paintings in China that has been passed down since the Northern Song Dynasty, combining water, ink, and water.

This Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains silk scarf is based on the painting technique of "Jin Hui Dui" in Shaanxi Province's intangible cultural heritage. Ms. Feng Jing, the inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage in Baqiao District, used the "Northern Song Dynasty Wang Ximeng silk colored painting of the Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" as a blueprint, and used a long scarf as a carrier to replicate the traditional charm of the scroll, conveying the classic charm of Chinese style.

Qingtongzhi Huangdi Pink Magpie Climbing Plum Pattern Plate

Yellow ground pink painted magpies climbing plum blossoms theme inside the plate. Plum branches and trees, covered in concentric patterns, with magpies fluttering and leaping. The white ground outside the plate is painted with folded peony branches, symbolizing wealth and auspiciousness. In the fifth year of the Tongzhi reign (1866), Li Hongzhang rebuilt the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory, which had been destroyed by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom war. As Empress Dowager Cixi was in power at that time, he produced a batch of official kiln porcelain with intricate patterns and bright colors to cater to her preferences. This plate is decorated in a typical style of official kilns during the Tongzhi period, with magnificent paintings. It should be a utensil burned by Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory for the wedding of Emperor Tongzhi.

Based on this, Ms. Feng Jing used meticulous techniques to redraw its patterns and later designed and produced a beautiful and practical thermos cup. The cup body was coated with porcelain technology, simulating the material feel of the original text.

Ms. Feng Jing drew and designed a cultural and creative intangible cultural heritage product using the "Jin Hui Dui" technique, inspired by the "Thousand Rivers and Mountains Map" and the "Qing Tongzhi Yellow Earth Pink Magpie Climbing Plum Pattern Porcelain Plate", combining artistic beauty with practical functionality. We are now launching two items with a strong sense of cultural relics as gift boxes, elegant and full of Chinese style, showcasing the charm of China and its long history.