Source: Hainan release
On September 24, the cloisonne characteristic cultural and creative products exhibited in the Hainan Pavilion of the Shenzhen Cultural Expo were favored.Photo by Hainan Daily reporter Wang Kai
From September 23rd to 27th, the 17th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industry Expo was held at the Shenzhen International Convention and Exhibition Center. On the morning of September 24, a reporter from Hainan Daily visited the Hainan Pavilion and found that many cultural and creative products with Hainan characteristics were favored by buyers and exhibitors, and many Hainan exhibitors received orders one after another.
“Look at this bracelet, the texture is clear, the luster is transparent…” In the Chai Yifang exhibition area of the Hainan Pavilion, the person in charge Zou Hong is introducing Hainan huanghuali products to two guests. He has done a lot of “homework” before the exhibition, such as inviting local customers in Shenzhen in advance to understand the buying tendency of the customer group. On the first day of the museum’s opening, a set of Hainan Huanghuali dragon-patterned chairs, valued at 1.8 million yuan, brought by Zou Hong was ordered by merchants less than 3 hours after the museum opened. Small pieces of huanghuali such as pillows, crutches, and bracelets were also available on the same day. Sold for more than 60,000 yuan one after another. At the entrance of the Hainan Pavilion, there was a constant flow of people in front of the booth of Jinghailan Handicraft Workshop. On the booth, the craftsman is showing the cloisonne making skills to the audience. Wen Yingwu, the person in charge of Jinghailan Handicraft Workshop, introduced that he brought a series of Limiao style Thailan cultural and creative products to the exhibition, including more than 80 kinds of earrings, brooches, headdresses, hairpins and so on. “On the first day of opening, our transaction volume exceeded 5,000 yuan, and we also received an order of more than 100,000 yuan for handicrafts from a well-known company.”
Zhou Renci, the inheritor of Hainan’s shell carving intangible cultural heritage, also brought a lot of Hainan-style shell carving works to the exhibition. “I hope to gain more channels and methods to open up the cultural and creative product market through exchanges and learning, so that more people have the opportunity to appreciate the unique charm of Hainan’s shell carving works.” Zhou Renci said.
original title:
Hainan cultural and creative products at Shenzhen Cultural Fair are favored
Exhibitors have won orders one after another
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