Bamboo weaving is a treasure of traditional Chinese craftsmanship. Using bamboo as raw material, it undergoes more than a dozen processes such as splitting, knot removal, layering, and slicing to process the bamboo into strips and threads. Then, through weaving techniques like picking, pressing, breaking, and joining, various patterns such as flowers, birds, and geometric shapes are interwoven. Its history dates back to the Neolithic Age, possessing both practical and aesthetic value. From bamboo baskets and mats used in daily life to three-dimensional bamboo weaving artworks displayed in museums, each piece embodies the artisan's skillful mastery of natural materials, showcasing the wisdom of "unity of heaven and man" in Eastern aesthetics. It has been listed as a national intangible cultural heritage, serving as a vibrant vehicle for the inheritance of traditional culture.
