Chengdu amber Museum

China's first professional amber Museum officially opened in Chengdu Morgan center. In the space of more than 1200 square meters, visitors can correctly understand the scientific knowledge about amber, feel the beauty of amber, and have the honor to witness the rare and precious raw Amber Stone in the world.

"This is the first professional non-profit amber Museum in China," said Ma Ming, amber connoisseur, collector and director of amber Museum. "We open from 10:30 to 17:30 every Monday to Saturday. All friends can visit it free of charge. We also have professional commentators to increase their knowledge and broaden their horizons at the same time."

Previously, Wei Xuefeng, the chief expert of Sichuan Museum, wrote a eulogy of "Han Song Yi Yu" after visiting the amber in Yishui hall. On the opening day, Jiang Xiangling, one of China's only two "National Master of rootstone art" and director of China rootstone art society, also came to the museum to show her amber carving works.

It is understood that the Chengdu amber Museum, located in Morgan center, has 2.7 kg of Dominica amber raw stone, and amber sealed with extremely rare scorpions and snails. Here, amber from different producing areas, with different shapes, colors and contents, will tell stories about thousands of years. In addition, the museum also has a science museum, audio-visual Museum, collection hall and other different functional collections to show visitors the magnificent amber world.

Amber, as early as 15000 years ago in the prehistoric stone age, is closely related to our ancestors. In terms of medical treatment, sacrifice, religion, economy, culture, art, etc., regardless of the East and the west, scholars explore the morphology, classification and evolution of paleontology, and explore the relationship between Paleontology and modern biology.

Background information:

Jiang Xiangling, female, was born in Ningde, Fujian Province in 1943. Now she lives in liuyunju, Fuzhou, where she founded liuyungen stone art studio. She is an expert judge, honorary vice president and executive director of China root art society. In 2016, she was rated as the "national root stone art Super Master", and only two experts and masters were awarded this honor.

Jiang Xiangling loved art when she was young, and especially devoted herself to the creation of root stone art. She was honored as "master of Chinese root art" and "famous Chinese artist handed down from generation to generation". She was once selected as "top ten wonderful women in Fujian Province" and "son of Bamin".

Jiang Xiangling's works advocate natural interest, originality, distinctive personality, full of tension, good at mining and using the rich language of materials to express personal thinking and emotion, and enhance the cultural connotation of her works. His works have won the gold award of "liukaiqu Root Art Award" in China's Root Art Exhibition for many times, and have won the gold award of "Zhengyan Cup" of Fujian Fine Arts and crafts. His "hundred Eagles" series works are deeply loved by collectors and are known as "king of Eagles" in genshi art circle. In recent years, he has devoted himself to the study of amber and explored new creative ideas. His works are well-known for their integration of various techniques.

Jiang Xiangling also paid great attention to the research of art theory when she started her business. Her papers were selected as excellent papers by the judges of China root art theory seminar, and her monographs "root art of Jiang Xiangling", "collection of 100 eagles of Jiang Xiangling" and "works of Chinese famous root art of Jiang Xiangling" were published.

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