NIREN PRODUCTION WORKSHOP (HUISHAN NIRENCHANG

Manufacture of clay figurines from the Huishan hills. Traditional traditional crafts dating from the Ming River and reached its apogee under the Qing when more than 150 workshops were in operation. These grotesque characters, old man dodu or child kissing a fish, the respective symbols of wealth and good fortune, were produced for the faithful who went to the temple Huishan on the weekend as a souvenir of their stay. Visit of the museum to the Research Institute on Niren, art and Local crafts (Niren Yansuo, Gongyimeishu Yanjiusuo).