The BoLin Creative Paper Cutting Workshop was independently established in September 2018 and officially registered as a sole proprietorship brand in November 2020.
The individual creations are based on the Chinese paper-cutting handicraft culture as the starting point for research, exploring the dissemination of Chinese artistic aesthetics, and deriving and inheriting Chinese intangible cultural skills through contemporary art design and promoting them.
The multiple applications of high-quality innovative handicraft culture concepts have attracted many first-line brands to collaborate in a cross-border manner, and have received unanimous praise and recognition from all sectors of society.
The individual works have collaborated with many international renowned brands and groups such as LVMH Group's LOUISVUITTON, FENDI, FRESH, PIZZAHUT, JOTUN, etc.
And the works have been selected by the world's top auction house Sotheby's for corporate collection and have won multiple honors at various exhibitions.
The workshop is dedicated to researching, exploring, and developing modern fashion avant-garde art and Chinese intangible handicrafts' sustainable development.
While creating value for various enterprises and brands, it also conducts gift design for cultural institutions of multiple countries and carries out urban cultural exchange activities.
Fashionally presenting the new look of Chinese intangible handicrafts, it promotes the multi-field display services of Chinese handmade intangible handicrafts in the direction of high-end artworks.
The aim is to empower art to create a new model of enterprise cooperation, realize the multi-faceted infiltration of intangible cultural heritage values and enhance the transmission of craftsmanship spirit.
At the same time, it actively responds to the country's advocacy of promoting its own characteristic culture. Over the years, it has held and participated in various non-profit charity exhibitions related to intangible cultural heritage, entering shopping districts, enterprises, and art museums.
The workshop integrates and studies the knowledge of handicrafts to effectively promote learning methods for schools, communities, and employment assistance, and to inherit and promote various forms of handicraft culture education output to create cultural value.
