A Perfect Fusion of Aesthetics and Craftsmanship

The National Museum of Chinese Arts and Crafts and the China National Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum (two names for one museum) are national-level destinations for aesthetic appreciation. The overall architecture draws inspiration from the scale and proportions of the Taihe Hall in the Forbidden City. The facade is divided into a stone layer, a transparent platform layer, and a suspended multi-treasure pavilion, symbolizing the "Three Talents" concept of the harmonious balance of heaven, earth, and humanity in traditional Chinese culture. Upon entering the museum, you are greeted by a millennium of Chinese romanticism. Each exhibit tells the story of the long history and exquisite craftsmanship of Chinese arts and crafts, inviting visitors to gaze in awe and experience the profound heritage and boundless charm of intangible cultural heritage. The National Museum of Chinese Arts and Crafts represents a perfect fusion of aesthetics and craftsmanship.