At the 8th Chengdu Creative Design Week, which opened on November 4,the Chongzhou exhibition area is definitely one of the most attractive ones.

The many original works brought by Chongzhou at this Creative Design Week were mostly original designs by teachers and students recruited by the Central Academy of Fine Arts at the Chengdu Traditional Craft Workstation in Sichuan, and then hand-made by non-genetic inheritors and artisans who transformed their creativity into works.

The types of works cover a wide range of fashion areas, reflecting Chongzhou's reliance on its own Sichuan, farming and intangible cultural heritage culture.

For example, combining sofas, bags and clothes to one's liking into a creative product to relieve stress in life; using traditional wood carving techniques to make blocks of wood with natural grain the protagonist of a spotlight; using the sky in the western region of Sichuan as the decorative image of a handbag. These works vividly illustrate a sustainable and co-existing collaboration between designers, artists and craftsmen.

These original works retain the essence of traditional production techniques, as well as the connotations and elements of intangible cultural heritage, while incorporating fashionable and trendy original designs, in addition to the independent thinking and cultural identity of young designers.

The Central Academy of Fine Arts' traditional craft workstation in Chengdu, Sichuan, basedonDaoming Bamboo Art Village, has not only achieved innovation and creativity in areas such as the design and production of bamboo and rattan woven works, but has also continued to expand the team of inheritors by holding intangible cultural heritage handicraft skills competitions injecting new vitality into Chongzhou's cultural and creative industries.

Theseworks are now online on Taobao and other online shopping platforms, give visitors a chance to buy Chongzhou's cultural and creative products as well.