Inheritors of Suzhou embroidery awarded with national honor2018-06-13
Inheritors of Suzhou embroidery awarded with national honor
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  • Zou Yingzi, inheritor of Su embroidery from Suzhou New District, is honored as a Chinese arts and crafts master. [Photo/WeChat account: snd-szgxqfb] Two inheritors of Su embroidery from Suzhou New District have been honored as Chinese arts and crafts masters, meaning they have been officially recognized as experts in their craft, according to a list released by the China Light Industry Council on May 14. This is the first time that Su embroidery inheritors from the district have received such an award.
  • Zou's Intertwined Branches stands in the British Museum, London, UK. [Photo/artron.net] Su embroidery originates from Suzhou and is known as being together with the Hunan, Guangdong, and Sichuan embroideries as one of the four most famous embroideries in China. Zou Yingzi and Yao Jianping, the two inheritors, combine the beauty of Su embroidery with their own brilliant techniques and characteristics.
  • The embroidery work of Zou duplicates the 3000-year-old bronze Simuwu Square Cauldron. [Photo/artron.net] Zou has been obsessed with embroidery since she was six years old. With her unique understanding of the traditional craft, she invented a brand new needling method named
  • Zou replicates the statue of Goddess Guanyin in Mo Kao Grotto or Thousand Buddha Grottoes at Dunhuang, northwest China's Gansu province with her innovative
  • Yao Jianping, inheritor of Su embroidery from Suzhou New District, is honored as a Chinese arts and crafts master. [Photo/WeChat account: snd-szgxqfb]
  • The image of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip, embroidered by Yao, is given to the royal couple as a
  • The image is given to the president of Mexico Enrique Peña Nieto and his wife, embroidered by Yao in March 2015. [Photo/artron.net]
  • Yao's embroidery work of Women Play Cuju, an ancient Chinese football game, which copies the famous traditional Chinese painting of the same name, stands in the Olympic Museum, Luisanne, Switzerland. [Photo/artron.net]

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