Han embroidery related information

Hubei Province, the first privately-run Han embroidery museum Wuhan Han embroidery museum in Hanyang Jiangxinyuan community was established, a number of Han embroidery masterpieces on display here free of charge, in the museum opened in the experience area, the general public can also learn to make Han embroidery.

Wuhan Han embroidery museum is located in Wuhan Jiangxinyuan, an area of 1,000 square meters, a collection of folklore, religion, costume, accessories and other four categories of collections of more than 1,000, of which more than 70 representative works of Han embroidery. The museum gathers a large number of excellent Han embroidery inheritors such as Ren Benrong, Zhang Xian Song, Huang Shenghui, Jiang Chengguo, Ren Wei, Wang Yan, Wang Ziyi, and a large number of Han embroidery masterpieces such as "Nine Heads of Horse", "Plum Blossoms Five Blessings Shengshi Zhonghua", and "Ancient Yellow Crane Tower".

It is reported that the entire museum is designed with five venues, including the History Museum, Hall of Fame, exhibition halls, live museums and experience area, the final floor space will reach 5,000 square meters, of which the first four areas are free to the public, experience area will charge a certain amount of money, by the experts to teach Chinese embroidery techniques or "leisure" to learn Chinese embroidery. The first four areas will be open to the public free of charge. For the cost of a workbook, you can learn the simple art of Chinese embroidery. Yang Xiaoting, a master of Chinese embroidery, whose ancestral home is Tongshan Yangxin, was born in Chongyang County, Hubei Province, in February 1978, and graduated from Shantou Arts and Crafts School. She is now a young Chinese arts and crafts artist, a member of China Arts and Crafts Society, a senior artist, and is now working at the Hubei Provincial Arts and Crafts Research Institute, where she is specializing in Hubei Chinese embroidery.

Being known as the "Chu Genius Girl" of the academy of Chinese embroidery master Yang Xiaoting, is the China Arts and Crafts Association of Embroidery Committee Vice President and Deputy Secretary General, but also Hubei's youngest arts and crafts masters, she studied for many years resurrected the "swimming needle embroidery" technique, works "Mourning" had been a member of the Chinese Arts and Crafts Association, a senior artist, now working in Hubei Institute of Arts and Crafts, specializing in Hubei Chinese embroidery. She has studied for many years to revive the "traveling needle embroidery" technique, and her work "Mourning" has won the Best Creativity Award of the Fifth China Arts and Crafts Hundred Flowers Award.

Zhang Xiansong, a native of Jingzhou, Hubei Province, was born in 1941. He is a senior arts and crafts artist, a member of Hubei Artists Association, a member of China Arts and Crafts Society and a member of China Folk Crafts Committee. He is currently a senior lecturer at Jingzhou Arts and Crafts School, and has long been engaged in the creation of paintings of traditional subjects and the study of folk arts and crafts. He has won many awards for his design works and paintings, and was honored by the provincial government as an arts and crafts artist in 55 years. He was honored by the provincial government as a craft artist in 55 years. He has been included in the Who's Who in Chinese Art, Who's Who in Chinese Arts and Crafts and Local History. For many years, he has been devoted to the creation of paintings of traditional subjects such as dragons, phoenixes and cranes. He has already produced a series of works such as Hundred Dragons, Hundred Phoenixes, Hundred Cranes and other works (long scrolls). Honghu Han embroidery, originated from the Warring States period of Chu embroidery, to the middle of the Qing Dynasty, to Hankou as the center to the surrounding spread, then to the heyday of the momentum and Su embroidery, Hunan embroidery, then, the court set up in Hankou Embroidery Bureau, the collection of tributes, can be seen in its moment of prosperity.

During the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, a large number of Chinese embroidery artists fled from Hankou because of the domestic political unrest, and Chinese embroidery was then in decline. Han embroidery famous art Wu Wen Connie turned to Honghu, still embroidery for the industry, because of its embroidery beautiful, excellent craftsmanship, so the reputation of the big boom, and then in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1980) by his son Wu Jiafu in the new embankment to open the Wu Bingchang embroidery store.

Wu Bingchang embroidery store embroidery mainly daily necessities, and later gradually increased the theater robes, statues of Buddha and paintings. In the third year of the Xuantong era (1911), Wu siblings embroidered "Guanyin Bodhisattva" and "Lotus Fairy", which were exhibited in Wuchang Xihu persuasive field within the industrial commodity exhibition hall, and was praised by the Times as "the resurrection of Chinese embroidery, and the return of its splendor".

Honghu Han embroidery based on Wu's family skills, after the liberation of the Han embroidery to become the bulk of the inheritance, its masterpiece "Scholar's House", "Spring of Peace" and double-sided embroidery "group of cats", "eagle wings", etc., recognized by domestic counterparts is the cutting-edge of China's embroidery art, famous far and wide.