Cloisonné - I would call it the Chinese aesthetics of objects.

I spent the last weekend of this summer at the China Cloisonné Art Museum. After the visit, the most intuitive feeling was - the Chinese aesthetics of objects. Although it has many titles, such as the time-honored brand of China, the first batch of intangible cultural heritage, and the master of Chinese arts and crafts, I prefer to call it this way. Although its origin is not China, since it was introduced in the late Yuan Dynasty, its shape, painting, and pattern design have long been integrated with Chinese elements and Chinese stories. The story of the China Cloisonné Art Museum begins with the first national gift after the founding of the People's Republic of China. With the changes of the times, the production skills of cloisonné have been advancing with the times, constantly innovating, and the application fields have been continuously expanded, from the royal utensils exclusively enjoyed by the court in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties to the exquisite ornaments in modern halls, national gifts and contemporary architectural decorations. The story of China Cloisonné is still continuing, and this intangible cultural heritage technology will continue to be passed on. If you are also interested, find a weekend, go to the China Cloisonné Art Museum, watch the production process of cloisonné carefully, and watch the exquisite and colorful intangible cultural heritage up close! 📍Address: 3rd Floor, Beijing Enamel Factory, No. 10 Anlelin Road, Beijing ⏰️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00, closed on Monday Free, no appointment required Visiting time: about 3 hours 💗Others: After visiting the museum, you can go to the sales area on the 1st and 2nd floors to see if there are any small jewelry or small objects you like There is an experience area on the left side of the first floor, where you can make it by hand. For specific experience time, cost, etc., please consult the staff