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The World of Chinese Craft

Ulster Museum, Stranmillis Road, Botanic Gardens, Belfast, County Antrim, BT9 5AB
Discover traditional Chinese crafts in the Ulster Museum with the China Folk Literature and Art Association.

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Explore the rich traditions of Chinese folk art from round silk fan painting to shadow puppetry in the Ulster Museum atrium on Saturday 25th October.

See experienced artists from the China Folk Literature & Art Association demonstrate heritage crafts such as Cloisonné, facial makeup (Lianpu) and traditional inner painting (Neihua).

Guided by the artists, you can make your own Chinese folk art souvenirs to bring home! Cut paper window flowers, draw facial masks and create shadow puppets.

Discover Chinese culture and see skilled artists at work during the autumn half-term at this free and family-friendly event!

This event is held in partnership with the China Folk Literature & Art Association

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Season (25 Oct 2025)
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Saturday10:00 - 12:00

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