Crafts Overview
Baibaoqian
Baibaoqian, literally meaning “hundred-treasures inlay” in Chinese, refers to the intricate inlay work comprised of variegated semi-precious materials, such as jade, agate and pearls, on premium hardwood or on lacquer ware.
Plaster Moulding
Plaster moulding, one of the character-defining elements of Lingnan architecture, refers to the colourful statues and decorations commonly found on roof ridges and gable walls of traditional Chinese buildings in southern China.
Wooden Architecture
Chinese wooden architecture emphasises the harmonious relationship between architecture and organic life. This, in turn, articulates the cosmic view that man and nature are united.
Dreams of the Red Chamber
Dream of the Red Chambers, written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing dynasty, is one of China’s Four Greatest Classical Novels. It’s has long been considered a masterpiece of Chinese literature.
Gilt-Decoration
Lacquerware is craft with lacquer applied to the surface of the fetal bone, which is often wood, bamboo, copper or other materials. It is an ancient craftsmanship that is functional and decorative.
Baibaoqian
Baibaoqian, literally meaning “hundred-treasures inlay” in Chinese, refers to the intricate inlay work comprised of variegated semi-precious materials, such as jade, agate and pearls, on premium hardwood or on lacquer ware.
Plaster Moulding
Plaster moulding, one of the character-defining elements of Lingnan architecture, refers to the colourful statues and decorations commonly found on roof ridges and gable walls of traditional Chinese buildings in southern China.
Wooden Architecture
Chinese wooden architecture emphasises the harmonious relationship between architecture and organic life. This, in turn, articulates the cosmic view that man and nature are united.
Dreams of the Red Chamber
Dream of the Red Chambers, written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing dynasty, is one of China’s Four Greatest Classical Novels. It’s has long been considered a masterpiece of Chinese literature.
Gilt-Decoration
Lacquerware is craft with lacquer applied to the surface of the fetal bone, which is often wood, bamboo, copper or other materials. It is an ancient craftsmanship that is functional and decorative.
Baibaoqian
Baibaoqian, literally meaning “hundred-treasures inlay” in Chinese, refers to the intricate inlay work comprised of variegated semi-precious materials, such as jade, agate and pearls, on premium hardwood or on lacquer ware.
Plaster Moulding
Plaster moulding, one of the character-defining elements of Lingnan architecture, refers to the colourful statues and decorations commonly found on roof ridges and gable walls of traditional Chinese buildings in southern China.
Wooden Architecture
Chinese wooden architecture emphasises the harmonious relationship between architecture and organic life. This, in turn, articulates the cosmic view that man and nature are united.
Dreams of the Red Chamber
Dream of the Red Chambers, written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing dynasty, is one of China’s Four Greatest Classical Novels. It’s has long been considered a masterpiece of Chinese literature.
Gilt-Decoration
Lacquerware is craft with lacquer applied to the surface of the fetal bone, which is often wood, bamboo, copper or other materials. It is an ancient craftsmanship that is functional and decorative.
Baibaoqian
Baibaoqian, literally meaning “hundred-treasures inlay” in Chinese, refers to the intricate inlay work comprised of variegated semi-precious materials, such as jade, agate and pearls, on premium hardwood or on lacquer ware.
Plaster Moulding
Plaster moulding, one of the character-defining elements of Lingnan architecture, refers to the colourful statues and decorations commonly found on roof ridges and gable walls of traditional Chinese buildings in southern China.
Wooden Architecture
Chinese wooden architecture emphasises the harmonious relationship between architecture and organic life. This, in turn, articulates the cosmic view that man and nature are united.
Dreams of the Red Chamber
Dream of the Red Chambers, written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing dynasty, is one of China’s Four Greatest Classical Novels. It’s has long been considered a masterpiece of Chinese literature.
Gilt-Decoration
Lacquerware is craft with lacquer applied to the surface of the fetal bone, which is often wood, bamboo, copper or other materials. It is an ancient craftsmanship that is functional and decorative.
Happenings
Voyage de Savoir-Faire
Still and durable black lacquer, transforming into delicate art by the crafters. Bright and beautiful golden coating, portraying the landscapes onto the paintings.
A Treasure Expedition
Curated and produced by K11 Craft & Guild Foundation, A Treasure Expedition encapsulates the cultural discovery at K11 ARTUS with a one-of-a-kind mysterious exploration of age-old treasures.
Savoir-Faire:The Mastery of Craft in Fashion
Celebrating boundless creativity and dedication, K11 MUSEA is set to open one of the most prestigious fashion exhibitions ever featured in Asia.
KCG x BMW Guangcai and Tea Appreciation Workshop
K11 Craft & Guild Foundation is collaborating with BMW to bring an exquisite workshop on Guangcai and Chinese tea to their VIPs.
Cartier x KCG – Cartier & Chinese Inspirations
Lectures about Chinese inspiration in Cartier creations & Baibaoqian tradition.
Shanghai Wooden Architecture Exhibition
The Architecture Festival: The Resurgence of Wooden Architecture exhibition, which is co-organized by K11 Craft & Guild Foundation, Wood Building Workshop and New World China, and curated by Li Xiangnin, and the "Myth of Wood" contemporary art sub-exhibition curated by Zuo Jing were presented at Shanghai K11 Art Mall and chi K11 art museum.
Curious Wonders
Traditional Chinese curiosity cabinets were usually made of precious hardwoods, containing small compartments for the display of delicate scholar’s objects and curiosities.
Voyage de Savoir-Faire
Still and durable black lacquer, transforming into delicate art by the crafters. Bright and beautiful golden coating, portraying the landscapes onto the paintings.
A Treasure Expedition
Curated and produced by K11 Craft & Guild Foundation, A Treasure Expedition encapsulates the cultural discovery at K11 ARTUS with a one-of-a-kind mysterious exploration of age-old treasures.
Savoir-Faire:The Mastery of Craft in Fashion
Celebrating boundless creativity and dedication, K11 MUSEA is set to open one of the most prestigious fashion exhibitions ever featured in Asia.
KCG x BMW Guangcai and Tea Appreciation Workshop
K11 Craft & Guild Foundation is collaborating with BMW to bring an exquisite workshop on Guangcai and Chinese tea to their VIPs.
Cartier x KCG – Cartier & Chinese Inspirations
Lectures about Chinese inspiration in Cartier creations & Baibaoqian tradition.
Shanghai Wooden Architecture Exhibition
The Architecture Festival: The Resurgence of Wooden Architecture exhibition, which is co-organized by K11 Craft & Guild Foundation, Wood Building Workshop and New World China, and curated by Li Xiangnin, and the "Myth of Wood" contemporary art sub-exhibition curated by Zuo Jing were presented at Shanghai K11 Art Mall and chi K11 art museum.
Curious Wonders
Traditional Chinese curiosity cabinets were usually made of precious hardwoods, containing small compartments for the display of delicate scholar’s objects and curiosities.
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We are cultural crafters who conserve and rejuvenate fast-disappearing Chinese artisanship to create craft ecosystem with sustainable social impact. By incorporating Creating Shared Value (CSV) to bring crafts, businesses and the society together, we make crafts more accessible to the community, educate the public with research initiatives and curate collaborations with artisans, aiming to bridge the gap between culture and economy.
Adrian Cheng, Cultural Entrepreneur and the Founder of K11 Art Foundation and Culture for Tomorrow, founded the charity with the aim to conserve and rejuvenate fast-disappearing Chinese artisanship, while Creating Shared Value (CSV) for the society. He believes that the power of business lies not only in generating profits, but also in supporting and empowering other stakeholders in the community. He believes that the new vision of CSV will bring a sustainable and positive impact to the local community.
Founder
Cultural Entrepreneur Adrian Cheng is the Founder of K11 Art Foundation and Culture for Tomorrow. In 2018, he founded the K11 Craft & Guild Foundation (KCG), a registered charitable institution in Hong Kong, with the aim to conserve and rejuvenate fast-disappearing Chinese craftsmanship, while Creating Shared Value (CSV) for the society. Adrian believes that the power of business lies not only in generating profits, but also in supporting and empowering other stakeholders in the community. He believes that the new vision of CSV will bring a sustainable and positive impact to the local community.