À propos de Guizhou Yuyi Handicrafts Co., Ltd.
Guizhou Yuyi Handicraft Co., Ltd. is a company focusing on the production, development and design of the intangible cultural heritage fern weaving.
Ferns, the oldest plants on earth, are rich in bitters. In the deep mountains in the hinterland of Dong and Miao people in Guizhou, there is a special kind of tall and tough fern called Big Wolf Kei, which is found all over the mountains and fields with abundant yields. The bitter content of the fern is higher than that of ordinary ferns. It is naturally repellent and mildew-proof, and can be stored for decades like new. The fern has been loved by the Miao and Dong people since ancient times. It is precisely because it contains a large amount of bitter elements and cellulose that it is not prone to insects and mold, and is not easy to change color or deformation.
Since the thickness, color, and length of the big wolf quilt vary from person to person, it can only be woven purely by hand. At different times and temperatures, it does not require the addition of external colors. It can present six or seven colors such as red, black, white, yellow, and mung bean. In the process of industrialization pursuing large-scale and low-cost, handicraft industries including fern weaving have gradually declined. Currently, only Yuyi's family insists on fern weaving, an intangible cultural heritage in China. The technique and fine weaving of fern weaving is a treasure in handicraft culture. Once lost, it will be difficult to find it again. The innovative and persistent Yuyi fern-knitted products are unique, warm and fine, especially in ornaments and ornaments, with characteristics and texture that are irreplaceable by other materials.
Yuyi's technical staff can not only produce a variety of daily necessities using Dalangji weaving, but also combine traditional weaving skills with modern fashionable artistic techniques to vividly display flowers, birds, fish, insects, animals, characters, etc.
- Localisation:
- China
- Profil mis à jour le 24 mars 2026