WorldSkills Museum, Exhibition of Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Clothing Techniques

✅The WorldSkills Museum's temporary exhibition hall is currently hosting the "Stitch by Stitch, Thread by Thread, A Journey Through Time" exhibition of Chinese intangible cultural heritage clothing techniques. Focusing on the four "skill lines" of weaving, dyeing and printing, embroidery, and garment cutting, the exhibition comprehensively showcases the profound heritage and modern innovation of traditional Chinese clothing culture, offering visitors an excellent opportunity to delve into the art of traditional Chinese clothing techniques. ✔️Must-See Recommendations 🎈"Reproduction of Emperor Qianlong's Kesi Dragon Robe" is particularly eye-catching. This exhibit uses kesi tapestry weaving to recreate the dragon robe of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, demonstrating the unique "warp-faced compound tabby" technique of kesi. 🎈"A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains · Emerald Shoes and Rainbow Dress" series. Inspired by the famous Song Dynasty painting "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains," this series ingeniously combines traditional embroidery with modern design, presenting a flowing landscape scroll that seems to transport viewers into the thousand-year-old painting. 🎈"Genuine Gold Brocade First-Rank Qilin Patch" utilizes the Yun brocade technique, with a qilin pattern woven with real gold thread, showcasing the luxury and exquisiteness of ancient court attire. These works not only inherit the essence of traditional craftsmanship but also incorporate modern aesthetics into the details, making each piece a work of art. ✔️Practical Information: 📍Exhibition Period: Mar 21, 2025–Jun 15, 2025 📍Opening Hours: 9:00–17:00 (last entry at 16:00, closed on Mondays) 📍Address: 1578 Yangshupu Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai 📍Venue: WorldSkills Museum Temporary Exhibition Hall 📍Tickets: Free, currently no reservation required 📍Public Transport: Walk from Exit 2 of Danyang Road Station on Metro Line 18; or take bus routes 135, 28, or 853.