Mary Ma,
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Although not the capital, there are still many specialties from handcrafts to replicas that could be found in Luoyang. The Palace Lantern is a special handicraft in Luoyang, once used to celebrate the founding of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220) in the imperial palace. The handcraft, Tang Dynasty three-color glazed pottery with a history of as long as 1,000 years could be found in many places. For tea connoisseurs, a taste of the pure and crisp Xinyang tea should not be missed, made from leaves of some of China's most unsullied land. Locals now make thousands of reproductions of the ancient bronze vessels. Various bronze copies of wine cups, swords, chariots and horses are symbolic tourist souvenirs.
Local Arts
Luonin Chick Present to Ming Dynasty as the earliest time. The chick contains portiere, curtain and so on with various shapes of swallow style, curve style, beeline style starriness…… As per the figure of the bamboo, the knitters intwine al kinds of beautiful pictures. The Swallow chick is the most attractive. Its color is the natural mix of verdure and yellowy, quietly elegant.
Luoyang Embroidery
It is the traditional craftwork with the history of more than 2,000 years. With flax as the main material, it is twined into various patterns such as character, flower, fowl, beasts, landscape, gardens, etc.
Palace Lantern The Palace Lantern is a special handicraft in Luoyang. Once in the Eastern Dynasty (25-220), it was used to celebrate the unify in the imperial palace, hence its name. Luoyang Palace Lantern is various including dragon head, butterfly and running horse. The lanterns are beautiful and easy to store, making excellent gifts.
Tang Dynasty Three-color
The Tang Dynasty three-color glazed pottery (Tangsancai) is the crystallization of a highly developed art. The pottery used primarily three colors, red, green and yellow, hence its name. Some other colors can still be seen, such as white, black, blue and purplpottery work on display around Luoyang, mainly featuring horse, camel and human figures, are all modeled in a smooth style and bear a sort of a metallic luster thanks to the application of the unique glazing technique. e. These vivid replicas make elegant presents for friends and relatives.
Bronze-vessel
Bronze-vessel making has a long history originating in the Xia Dynasty (21st-16th Centuries BC) in Luoyang. Various bronze copies of wine cups, swords, chariots and horses are symbolic tourist souvenirs.
Xinyang Tea Xinyang is well-known for its perennial mist veiling the mountains, which is indispensable for the growth of tea of the best kind. With the unpolluted air and water creating an almost perfect environment, tea here can be harvested three times a year, thus forming a sharp contrast with the common practice of the annual tea leaves collection across China. Among the three batches, the autumn brew is usually the best
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