Shanghai Daily

Intangible cultural heritage works on display

- Li Lanyu and Ye Fengting

THE “Dragon Soaring Across the Seas” exhibition, featuring intangible cultural heritage creative works, is being held in Jiading to celebrate the Year of the Dragon.

The event is jointly organized by the Jiading Cultural Center and the intangible cultural heritage office of the district.

The exhibition showcases various national, municipal and district-level intangible cultural heritage items, including Jiading bamboo carving and Anting yaoban cloth (also called the blue-and-white cloth).

Apart from creations by inheritors of intangible cultural heritage and traditiona­l artists, there are also distinctiv­e pieces crafted by ordinary residents, highlighti­ng their skill and innovation.

There is a handcrafte­d beaded dragon-shaped ornament, a dragon toy made from yaoban cloth, and a plate adorned with a Shanghai-style dragon pattern.

The diversity of the dragon element attracted many visitors.

“Seeing such a diverse collection of intangible cultural heritage works related to the dragons all at once, I strongly feel a festive mood for the Year of the Dragon,” said a visitor surnamed Zhang.

There are also practical items such as fruit trays, suitable for everyday use.

“It is our hope that more people will engage in the promotion of traditiona­l culture, showcasing the innovation, diversity, and contempora­ry relevance of Jiading’s intangible cultural heritage,” said Xi Jia, deputy director of the district cultural center.

Date: Through February 29

Venue 1: Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall, Jiading Cultural Center

Time: 8:30am-8pm

Address: 33 Taxiu Road

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Venue 2: Jiading Bamboo Carving Museum

Time: 8:30am-5pm (closed on Mondays) Address: 2F, 349 South Street

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 ?? ?? A set of dragon and phoenix fruit trays for daily use — Li Lanyu
A set of dragon and phoenix fruit trays for daily use — Li Lanyu

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