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Chinese Minority Nationalities' Art Gallery

Introduction

In a space of 700 square meters, the Chinese Minority Nationalities' Art Gallery displays more than 600 pieces of arts and crafts of Chinese ethnic minorities in six sections, including Costumes and Accessories, Dyeing, Weaving and Embroidery, Metalwork, Carving, Lacquer Ware and Bamboo and Rattan Wickerwork as well as Masks. It presents the long splendor and rich diversity of the material culture and aesthetic art of Chinese ethnic groups.

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Highlights

Robe with Python Design, Manchu

Girl's Robe with Banded Hem and Patched Motif, Oroqen

Embroidered Green Satin Dress, Uygur

Ritual Attire, Miao

Ritual Attire, Dong

Headdress Adorned with Coral Beadwork and Turquoise, Mongol

Woman's Batik Garment, Bouyei

Ceremonial Dress, Yugur

Women's Ensemble with Silver Adornments and Cross-stitched Embroidery, Yao

Men's Embroidered Outfit with Narrow Trimming, Yi

Long Vest Adorned with Shell Beadwork, Atayal (a branch of Gaoshan)

Carved-bone Hairpin, Li

Tie-dyed Scarf with Design of Pomegranates Surrounding a Ball, Bai

Tablecloth Woven with Flower, Bird and Tree Designs, Zhuang

Baby Carrier with Horsehair Embroidery, Shui

Pitcher with an Openwork Design and a Looped Handle, Uygur

Kapala Bowl with a Copper Cover, Tibetan

Figurine of Ushnishavijaya, Tibetan

Covered Urn Hammered with Figures, Dai

Hat Stand with a Carved Motif, Bai

Armor with a Painted Motif, Yi

Painted Mask of Yamantaka Used for Cham Dance, Tibetan

Nuo God, Tujia

Nuo Goddess, Tujia

Kai Shan Mang Jiang (a courageous officer who killed demons), Tujia

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