Traditional handicraft thrives with innovation
From September 21st - 25th, an exhibition showcasing Traditional Tibetan Handicrafts was held at the National Agricultural Exhibition Center. The handicrafts were made by intangible cultural heritage inheritors from Yushu, Qinghai province, who had studied in Tsinghua University for a month on combining modern design concepts and traditional Tibetan handicrafts in October, 2017.
At the exhibition, the inheritors showed the works they created after learning at Tsinghua University.
The photo shows Qi Linxiong’s work combining black pottery and tangka embroidery.
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