Monthly Archives: September 2018

Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall

For Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall, Relicase designed museum display cases for Yuan Zhen blue glaze white dragon plum bottle, enhanced the display effect. The ASTCR Cultural Relics display device in Japan has been added to the showcase design of this project.

Yangzhou Museum is the biggest museum in Yangzhou, an ancient city in Jiangsu Province of China. It is located in front of the Mingyue Lake on Yangzhou’ West Wenchang Road, about 4 km west of downtown Yangzhou and Slender West Lake.

Yangzhou Museum is housed in a modern building, covering an area of 50,000 square metres. The museum has seven exhibition halls, and the China National Treasure Hall is one of them.

National Treasure Hall exhibition area of ​​184 square meters, the exhibition shows only one exhibits, namely, Yuan Zhen blue glaze white dragon plum bottle. The plum bottle belongs to the large porcelain of the Jingdezhen kiln blue glaze porcelain in the Yuan Dynasty. It has a beautiful appearance and a vivid blue glaze. The belly white dragon is surrounded by the bottle and has a strong artistic appeal.

This plum bottle now handed down to see only three, one for the palace of the old possession, the existing Summer Palace, a possession of the French Museum of Jimei in Paris, two bottles are damaged, only Yangzhou Museum of the largest device type, ornamentation is the most beautiful, 1992 By the national heritage appraisal committee as national treasure.

Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall
Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall
Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall 1
Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall 1
Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall 2
Yangzhou Museum China National Treasure Hall 2

Jiangsu Wuxi Museum

For Jiangsu Wuxi Museum, the exhibition hall adopt to the demountable modular showcases Relicase designed, enhanced the display effect, brought us high praise.

The Wuxi Museum is a local comprehensive museum featuring local history and art. It is located to the south of the Taihu Lake Square, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China. The building area of 67,000 square meters and is honored as the largest public cultural facility in Wuxi.

It is a compounded museum consisted of the former Wuxi Revolutionary Museum, Wuxi Museum and Wuxi Science Museum. The exhibition area has more than 20,000 exhibits,covering an area of 14,000 square meters. Its exhibits date back 6000 years and it has a notable collection of Qing dynasty cannons.

As Wuxi depends on the water of the canal and has profound water culture, construction of the museum emphasizes the water culture, and shows the design concept of ‘water and stone’.

The museum is rich in paintings and calligraphy from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The Wuxi Xubeihong Art Gallery is also located in the museum, with authentic paintings of Xu Beihong collected there.

Wuxi Museum
Wuxi Museum
Wuxi Museum 1
Wuxi Museum 1

Zhejiang Huangyan Museum

For Zhejiang huangyan museum, Relicase supplied customized free standing and table top display cases, got acknowledge for bringing out ideal display effect.

The huangyan museum was founded in June, 1984, located in Chengguan xueqian xiang, Huangyan, Zhejiang, building area reaching 12000㎡. The museum has four display hall. The first floor is temporary exhibition hall, historical relics exhibition hall on the second floor, the three floor is folk cultural relics exhibition hall, and the fourth floor will be a private collection of treasures.

The huangyan museum has more than 8000 pieces of cultural relics, including 84 important cultural relics. These collections are sorted in celadon, jade articles, golden, silver and bronze wares, calligraphies and paintings, rubbings, costumes and other categories. The Buddhist relics of North Song Dynasty are most famous and welcomed in this museum.

Zhejiang Huangyan Museum
Zhejiang Huangyan Museum
Zhejiang Huangyan Museum 1
Zhejiang Huangyan Museum 1

The China National Silk Museum

The China National Silk Museum (CNSM) opened in February 26, 1992, and was extensively refurbished in 2015-2016. During the refurbishing, Relicase supplied the museum display cases for China Pavilion, Western Pavilion, Silk Road Pavilion and the temporary exhibition hall.

The China National Silk Museum, near the West Lake in Hangzhou, is one of the first national-level museums in China and the largest silk museum in the world, covering an area of​​ 50,000 square meters and a building area of​​ 8,000 square meters.

As the largest specialized museum on textiles in China, the main goal of CNSM is to research and conserve Chinese textile relics. In 2010 it became the home of the Chinese Center for Textile Identification and Conservation (founded 2000).

The Museum has several permanent galleries, including ‘the Story of Chinese Silk’, ‘Sericulture and Silk Craftsmanship in China’, a ‘Textile Conservation Gallery’ and the ‘Xinyou Archive Center’.

The China National Silk Museum
The China National Silk Museum
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition

Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition

For the Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition, Relicase designed wall display cases, protected the classical painting, enhanced display effect.

It is the first time since the re-opening of the National Museum of China that the Classical Painting of Ancient China exhibition is on display. All items in this exhibition are ancient classical painting, most of them are rectangular.

The classical painting collection at the National Museum of China covers a wide range of subjects and styles. Limited by the original exhibition space, most of them have not been shown to the public until now. In this exhibition, featuring two of the most celebrated pieces in the collection: Qianlong Emperor’s Southern Inspection Tour and Strange Tales of Liaozhai.

Qianlong Emperor’s Southern Inspection Tour is composed of 12 scrolls, which 4 of them are on display in this exhibition. These scrolls serve as a visual record that captures the social conditions and the landscapes during ‘the Golden Age of Kangxi and Qianlong Emperors’.

Strange Tales of Liaozhai is based on the classical Chinese tales written by Pu Songling. The themes of the tales combine folk attractiveness with literary significance. It is composed of wooden plates and colorful images on silk scroll.

Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 1
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 1
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 2
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 2
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 3
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 3
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 4
Classical Paintings of Ancient China Exhibition 4