![]() National Arts and Crafts Museum review
Address Located on the fifth floor of Parkson Department Store (Baisheng Gouwu Zhongxin), this is a museum to prove that contemporary Chinese craftsmanship is every bit as good as it was during the Tang dynasty. Many items suggest large chunks of jade painstakingly carved into monuments to bad taste, and ceramic statues of arhats picking the wax from their ears. But it's a good introduction to traditional crafts and where they are produced in China. The four sections of this art museum features arts and crafts, national folk art, Beijing folk art and modern folk art. |
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