Intangible Cultural Heritage of Shanghai: Miniature sculpture
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The art of miniature sculpture boasts a rich history spanning over 3,000 years in China. Yuan Yao, a distinguished inheritor of this art form, has garnered numerous national and Shanghai accolades.
In this video, Yuan shares his insights into the art and presents his masterpieces, including The 500 Arhats, Luyu Appreciating a Teapot, Ivory Fan Inscribed with 300 Tang Poemsand Tigers' Hill – featuring the smallest tiger head a mere 1.5 millimeters wide, yet exquisitely detailed. For a deeper understanding of this genre, watch the video.
[Video produced by the Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Centre and Shanghai Ximeng Cultural Media Co]
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