Photos of Shili Hongzhuang Museum

As soon as you enter the art museum, you will be infected by the dazzling collection of exhibits, as if returning to the Jiangnan folk life in the Ming and Qing Dynasties: from bed furniture to small needles and threads, from gold and silver jewelry, clothes, cloth, candlesticks, lights, bed cabinets Tables, pillows, boxes, quilts, crown towels, shoes and socks, copper basins and utensils, enamel cups and plates, toiletry utensils, pearls, jades and toys, and the four treasures of the study, all the brides marry into the husband's family. It is said that these utensils were carried by people on the day of the bride's marriage, and even stretched for several miles, so it was called "Ten Mile Red Makeup". Most of the furniture and lacquerware in these collections are made in the Qing Dynasty. They integrate carving, piling, painting, gilding, gilding, and varnishing. They are simple, quaint and rich. Among them, the "Chinese Red" cinnabar lacquer craftsmanship It can be called a treasure of Chinese craftsmanship, and it is a comprehensive reflection of traditional lacquerware and carving techniques in Ningshao area. The treasures in the collection not only allow people to appreciate the beauty reflected in the utensils, but also provide a better physical model for the study of the social culture of eastern Zhejiang during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.