Showcasing Shanghai's Fine Arts and Crafts | Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum (1614)

| Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum (1614). The Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum has an exhibition area of 1500 square meters, displaying more than 100 pieces of its collection, along with over 200 other fine crafts, totaling more than 300 exhibits. The museum houses three basic exhibits: the Folk Arts and Crafts Gallery, the Carving Gallery, and the Weaving and Embroidery Gallery, which emphasize the presentation of the artists' heritage, the production process, materials, and tools, complemented by live demonstrations, embodying the 'people-oriented' philosophy throughout. First floor: The Folk Arts and Crafts Gallery and workshops (including 'He Keming's Lantern Painting' and 'Wang Zigan's Paper Cutting', both listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Inventory) as well as a shopping area. Second floor: The Carving Gallery and workshops (including jade carving, ivory carving, lacquer carving, inkstone carving, porcelain carving, bamboo carving, ivory fine carving, rosewood small piece carving, gold and silver ornaments, and the Huangyang wood carving listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Inventory, as well as a jade carving workshop). Third floor: The Weaving and Embroidery Gallery and workshops (such as Gu embroidery, velvet embroidery, theatrical costumes, and 'Zhao Kuoming's Clay Sculpture', also listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Inventory).