Jing Embroidery, also known as Palace Embroidery, is an ancient traditional embroidery craft of the Han ethnic group, encompassing various embroidered products centered around Beijing. It flourished during the Ming and Qing dynasties and was extensively used for palace decorations and attire. Known for its exquisite materials, superb techniques, and elegant style, most high-quality palace embroideries in the folk are closely related to the imperial palace, representing the wisdom and artistic creation of the ancient working people.
This course includes:
- Introductory instructional videos
- An offline intangible cultural heritage hands-on experience (with teacher guidance)
- Completion certificate
- Supplementary learning chapters for further exploration.
