Time: 2019
Material: Wood Carving
Size: 21 × 21 × 34 cm
Artist: Yongyao Guo
Dougong is one of the most important structural elements in traditional Chinese architecture, with a history spanning thousands of years. It is a system of interlocking wooden brackets, commonly found in ancient palaces, temples, and pavilions. In addition to its structural function, Dougong also possesses unique aesthetic value. Its intricate, layered design and graceful curves showcase the extraordinary craftsmanship of ancient Chinese artisans. In modern architecture, Dougong is often used as a decorative element, blending tradition with contemporary design to highlight the elegance of Eastern architecture.
It is a handcrafted work created by a renowned inheritor of Chinese intangible cultural heritage, taking over a month to complete. It faithfully replicates the original proportions of a Dougong structure and holds significant artistic value.
Time: 2019
Material: Wood Carving
Size: 21 × 21 × 34 cm
Artist: Yongyao Guo
Dougong is one of the most important structural elements in traditional Chinese architecture, with a history spanning thousands of years. It is a system of interlocking wooden brackets, commonly found in ancient palaces, temples, and pavilions. In addition to its structural function, Dougong also possesses unique aesthetic value. Its intricate, layered design and graceful curves showcase the extraordinary craftsmanship of ancient Chinese artisans. In modern architecture, Dougong is often used as a decorative element, blending tradition with contemporary design to highlight the elegance of Eastern architecture.
It is a handcrafted work created by a renowned inheritor of Chinese intangible cultural heritage, taking over a month to complete. It faithfully replicates the original proportions of a Dougong structure and holds significant artistic value.