The curator of “Inspired by China, Heritage and Innovation" , Tineke van Gils, demonstrated her techniques of making teapots on the potter's wheel.
She also shared with the audience her stories and encounters in China - how she took inspiration from a Chinese cabbage from the farmers' market in Jingde-zhen, how she transformed a Meiping vase into a teapot, etc. The event was attended by many ceramic lovers and professionals from all over the Netherlands and even Belgium.
Photo by Sylvia Lederer
Silk Road- a New Look Picture Exhibition & Jiangsu Intangible Heritage Innovation Show. Date: Until 31st August, 2017. Location: Multi-media Hall, 2n...
...which is very much needed during these often cold and windy days.
The Grand Canal passed through the city of Wuxi, creating a splendid commercial culture. Wuxi was the famous cloth dock and silk market.
The Grand Canal passed through the city of Wuxi, creating a splendid commercial culture. Wuxi was the famous cloth dock and silk market.
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