Canteen Paper Lantern Display by Yi Crafts
Date
1 February
Location
Canteen Food HallStep into Canteen to experience the enchanting glow of traditional Chinese lanterns in this stunning installation by Yi Crafts.
A celebration of artistry and culture, these lanterns are a symbol of hope, warmth, and unity, often associated with family gatherings and joyful Lunar New Year celebrations.
Their glow is believed to dispel darkness and welcome prosperity, making them a timeless emblem of renewal, celebration and togetherness.
Traditionally used to decorate homes, streets, and festivals, lanterns represent unity and are an emblem of renewal. This stunning display invites you to reflect on these rich cultural meanings while enjoying the perfect backdrop for your Lunar New Year photos.
About Yi Crafts
Yi Crafts, is a London-based studio dedicated to preserving and sharing traditional East and Southeast Asian handcrafts, with a special focus on Chinese ethnic minority cultures. Founded by Yiran Duan, a member of the Bai ethnic minority from Dali, southwest China, the studio offers workshops and experiences that highlight the rich diversity of these crafts. Participants can engage in activities such as indigo dyeing, embroidery, and bamboo weaving, gaining authentic insights into these time-honoured traditions.
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