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Designated in 2006 as national intangible cultural heritage of China, Pingyao lacquerware is known for its lustrous finish and gold-painted designs. Each piece undergoes five to eight layers of lacquer, with each layer meticulously sanded and polished. Using the warmth and pressure of their hands, artisans gradually bring out the lacquer’s shine. Creating a single item takes at least three months and can sometimes require years. The finished works range from large decorative artworks to smaller functional items such as jewelry boxes and cups.
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