Handicraft-Art

A Masterpiece Bridging Cultures and Time​ Imagine holding a piece of art that not only encapsulates the elegance of ancient Chinese calligraphy but also showcases the meticulous craftsmanship of cross-stitch. The Lanting Xu Cross-Stitch, inspired by Wang Xizhi’s renowned “Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection,” does exactly that. This iconic work, hailed as the “First […]

A Cultural Journey Through Needlework​ “Sui Zhao,” the very first day of the lunar new year, has long been a cherished occasion in Chinese culture. On this significant day, people adorn their tables with fresh flowers, fruits, and antiques, creating a serene and festive display known as “Sui Chao Qing Gong.” This tradition symbolizes the […]

A Historical Masterpiece Reinterpreted​ Originating from the Yuan Dynasty, “Bathing Horses” by Zhao Mengfu is a pivotal piece in Chinese art history. The painting emerged during a transformative era in Chinese art. The art of the Tang and Song dynasties was characterized by a strict adherence to artistic rules and a deep connection to literary […]

A Gift Straight from the Heart of the Forbidden City Unveil a piece of Chinese imperial history with our exquisite “Nine Children Climbing Peach” cross-stitch. Inspired by the renowned Qianlong-era pastel-colored plate, this intricate embroidery masterpiece seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with a touch of imperial elegance. Each stitch is a testament to the centuries-old art […]

The Artistic Fusion that Transcends Centuries​ Lang Shining, a celebrated 18th-century Chinese court painter, was a pioneer in merging Chinese and Western art forms. His paintings, renowned for their unique blend of Chinese elegance and Western realism, have captivated art enthusiasts for centuries. Now, we bring you an extraordinary collection of cross-stitch masterpieces inspired by […]

Unveiling Cultural Symbols Through Threads​ Dive into a world where centuries-old Chinese traditions meet needle and thread! Inspired by Lu Zonggui’s Auspicious Multiples—also known as Oranges, Grapes, and Pomegranates—this cross stitch captures the essence of Southern Song Dynasty art. Each fruit in the original masterpiece carries profound meaning: pomegranates symbolize prosperity and numerous offspring, grapes […]

Inspired by Qi Baishi’s Masterpiece Discover the beauty of traditional Chinese art with our exquisite “Red Lychee” cross stitch kit! Inspired by Qi Baishi, one of China’s most celebrated artists, this design captures the vibrant charm of lychees—a symbol of prosperity and joy in Chinese culture. Bridging Traditional Chinese Art and Modern Craftsmanship​ Qi Baishi, […]

Step into a world where 18th-century Chinese court art meets modern textile craftsmanship. Inspired by Chen Mei’s iconic Landscape Pavilions Album, this stunning cross-stitch masterpiece reimagines the Qing Dynasty painter’s hybrid style—blending traditional Chinese landscape techniques with Western perspective—into a tactile, thread-based narrative. As a court artist under Yongzheng and Qianlong, Chen Mei (1694-1745) pioneered cultural fusion; […]

Transport yourself to the grandeur of 18th-century Beijing with a stunning cross-stitch reinterpretation of The Qianlong Emperor’s Lantern Festival Pleasure—an iconic Qing Dynasty painting by Italian missionary-artist Giuseppe Castiglione. This handcrafted marvel transforms the original silk-bound masterpiece into a tactile celebration of history, blending meticulous needlework with the rich narrative of imperial China’s most vibrant holiday. […]

A Cross – Stitch Tribute to Giuseppe Castiglione’s Artistry​ The Brocade Spring Picture, a remarkable creation by Giuseppe Castiglione (1688 – 1766), an Italian Jesuit priest and artist from Milan, has been ingeniously reimagined as a cross – stitch masterpiece. Castiglione, who arrived in China in 1715 during the 54th year of the reign of […]

A Timeless Artwork with a Prosperous Message​ The traditional Chinese painting ‘Shi Shi Ru Yi’ by Zhang Daqian, a renowned master of Chinese art in the 20th century, is a masterpiece that has captivated audiences for decades. This painting, featuring plump and round persimmons symbolizing good luck and abundance, is not only a visual delight […]

An Introduction to the Masterpiece​ Chen Shaomei (1909 – 1954), a renowned Chinese painter in modern history, was especially proficient in landscape paintings. He blended the strength of the Northern School with the elegance of the Southern School, creating a distinct artistic style. Wangyunlou is one of his masterpieces, demonstrating his excellent brushwork and profound […]

A Masterpiece Reimagined “Han Yuan Tu” is a remarkable ink – and – color painting on silk created by Li Rongjin, a Yuan Dynasty artist. Presently, it’s housed in the National Palace Museum in Taipei. Li Rongjin, whose courtesy name was Gongyan, was active around the early Zhizheng era (1341 – 1368). He was proficient […]

The Timeless Allure of “Five Oxen Picture”​ “Five Oxen Picture” has long been lauded as “a remarkable piece of art, with the five oxen exuding an air of grandeur.” Created by Han Huang (韩滉)(723 – 787 AD), a native of Chang’an (present – day Xi’an, Shaanxi Province) during the Tang Dynasty, Han was a master […]

A Timeless Masterpiece Comes to Life in Threads​ The “Mountain Residence” by Qian Xuan, a renowned artist of the Yuan Dynasty, is a painting that has long captivated art enthusiasts around the world. Housed in the prestigious Palace Museum in Beijing, this artwork depicts a serene and idyllic scene of a hermit’s life.​ In the […]

A Masterpiece of East-Meets-West Artistry Cross-stitch enthusiasts, get ready to embark on a truly unique project! Giuseppe Castiglione’s “Cranes Under Blossoming Trees” is a stunning fusion of Western realism and Chinese traditional painting. Created by the Italian missionary-turned-court painter during the Qing Dynasty, this artwork is a perfect blend of cultural influences, making it an […]

In the rich tapestry of Chinese art history, Qian Weicheng’s (钱维城)”Wan You Tong Chun Tu” stands as a remarkable masterpiece. Qian Weicheng(钱维城), originally named Xinlai, styled Zongpan, and known by the sobriquet Chashan, hailed from Wujin, Jiangsu. He was the top – scorer in the imperial examination in the 10th year of the Qianlong reign […]

A Glimpse into the Original Artwork​ The “Richness and Happiness” painting was created by Huang Jiming(黄际明), a court painter in the late Qing Dynasty. Although his birth and death years remain unknown, he was the foreman of the Ruyi Studio in the Forbidden City. Huang (黄际明)was highly skilled in various painting techniques, including figures, flowers, […]