Chinese culture has travelled a long way, accumulating richness, depth and wonderful craftsmanship over the ages. Lou Kau Mansion, the embodiment of traditional Chinese culture, will once more serve as the venue for a multitude of beautiful folk handicrafts from Zhejiang Province, bringing to audiences the ingenuity of Zhejian craftsmen while adding to the allure of Lou Kau Mansion as a World Heritage site.

The folk art of Zhejiang Province, characteristic of the regions south of the Yangtze River, has spawned generations of talent and is acclaimed for the extraordinary skills and variety it produces. Renowned folk artisans whose works are of the highest national calibre will join us in Macao to demonstrate, among other skills, their ‘three famous carvings and one sculpture’ (Qiantian Stone Carving, Boxwood Carving, Dongyang Wood Carving and Ou Sculpture), ancient Yueqing Fine-streak Paper Carving and Changxing Zisha Teapot, as well as Tree-root Carving and Bamboo Root Carving – all of which require the employment of extraordinarily refined techniques. Visitors will surely be mesmerised by these extraordinary demonstrations.