which might be used for interior décor (windows, beds and ceilings), festivities (weddings, birthdays and ceremonies), or prayers (invoking the rain, warding off the devil, and so on). As a key part ...

Co-organized by the Chinese Students and Scholars Associations of King's College London and the Royal College of Art, along with the Shaanxi Province Art Museum, the exhibition Blooming on Paper ...

“I crumpled up Chinese Xuan paper and mixed it with a grainy material ... a non-profit organisation that uses art to empower communities, where she participates in projects that use art to ...

allowing British audiences to appreciate the unique charm of traditional Chinese art. Historically, paper-cutting has been seen as a feminine art form, allowing women to showcase their creativity.