Contemporary New Generation of Intangible Cultural Heritage Crafts: Traditional Lamps Illuminate Modern Life
Lamps are the "soul" of the home space. They not only provide lighting, but also determine the atmosphere and style of the space. Chinese traditional lamp craftsmanship has a long history. From palace lanterns to folk flower lanterns, each one contains the wisdom and creativity of craftsmen. Today, with the support of modern design, these intangible cultural heritage crafts have radiated new vitality and become popular choices in modern homes.
Our Hejia's traditional lamp series integrates a variety of intangible cultural heritage crafts. For example, the carved lacquer craftsmanship is applied to the production of lamp shades, presenting exquisite flower and bird patterns through multi-layer lacquering and fine carving; the Liuli firing technique is integrated into the lamp body design, allowing light to pass through Liuli to present a soft and dreamy light and shadow effect. These lamps not only retain the essence of traditional craftsmanship, but also adopt modern light source technology, taking into account both aesthetics and practicality.
Against the background of global cultural integration, traditional lamps are becoming an important carrier of cross-cultural communication. The demand for Chinese traditional lamps in European and American markets is increasing year by year. These lamps with Oriental charm can not only add a unique cultural atmosphere to the home space, but also let overseas consumers feel the charm of Chinese intangible cultural heritage crafts. Whether placed in the bedroom to create a warm atmosphere or in the study to create a quiet reading space, Hejia's traditional lamps can be perfectly adapted. We are committed to bringing intangible cultural heritage crafts into more modern families and illuminating a better life with traditional light.
