Luodian Schmuckschatulle – Heritage Schmuck Organizer

One of the earliest mother-of-pearl lacquerwares.
To date, it is recognized as one of the world's earliest examples.

Western Zhou Dynasty: Painted bird patterns on ritual vessels.
Originating in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties:
Mother-of-pearl inlay became a treasured craft of this era.

Flourishing in the Tang Dynasty:
China's mother-of-pearl inlay craftsmanship reached a highly mature stage, particularly seen in lacquer-backed bronze mirrors.

Peak in the Qing Dynasty:
Mother-of-pearl furniture reached its zenith.
Simultaneously influenced by the Qing court's refined aesthetic, it evolved into more exquisite artistic creations.

Modern Intangible Cultural Heritage:
Innovation and reform in mother-of-pearl techniques,
expanding into diverse product forms.