The 9th Zhejiang (Ningbo) Fine Arts and Crafts Exhibition opens

On December 20, the 9th (Ningbo) Fine Arts and Crafts Exhibition, organized by the Ningbo Arts and Crafts Industry Association, grandly opened at Hall 4 of the International Convention and Exhibition Center. The exhibits cover multiple categories such as wood carving, root carving, stone carving, ceramics, metal crafts, printing and dyeing, embroidery, lacquerware, furniture, etc.. They not only inherit the essence of craftsmanship, but also integrate innovative elements of modern design, perfectly interpreting the unique charm and profound heritage of Ningbo's arts and crafts.

The exhibition covers an area of 1,100 square meters and gathers over 260 pieces of work of more than 80 art and craft masters, inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, and outstanding artists and craftsmen from various levels. Each piece of work is the crystallization of ingenuity and brings together the elites of the art and craft industry in Ningbo, showcasing the latest achievements in the field of arts and crafts in recent years.

It is reported that during the exhibition, a series of fun and educational activities such as intangible cultural heritage elegant charm, tea aesthetic space, and various intangible cultural heritage handmade experiences will be available simultaneously, providing citizens with an immersive cultural experience. For various art masterpieces exhibited, the Provincial Arts and Crafts Association organizes competitions to present gold and silver awards, so as to stimulate creative enthusiasm, broaden creative ideas, and lead the development of the arts and crafts industry forward.

The biennial Fine Arts and Crafts Exhibition has become a shining window for showcasing Ningbo's fine arts and crafts, a broad platform for exchanges and cooperation, and a powerful carrier for promoting industrial development. The scale of the exhibition continues to expand, the number of participating masters has been increasing, the quality of pieces of work continues to improve, and the influence of the exhibition is also increasing day by day, injecting new strength into the prosperity of the city's arts and crafts industry and the construction of a power cultural city.

Liu Weilong, Research Consultant Level I from the Consumer Products Department of the Department of Economy and Information Technology of Zhejiang, Xu Weijun, President of the Zhejiang Arts and Crafts Association, Bian Yijun, a leader of the Ningbo Municipal Economic and Information Technology Bureau, and relevant division personnel participated in the above-mentioned activities.