Intangible Cultural Heritage Traditional Printing Workshop

Originating from folk traditions, stone rubbings stand as a quintessential representation of Chinese decorative arts. Featuring a rich array of themes—from deities and festive celebrations to operatic narratives—they embody the aspirations and cultural identity of everyone, serving as an encyclopedia of our day-to-day life.

Regarded as an early form of printing, the art of stone rubbing evolved into movable-type printing and spread worldwide via the Silk Road, profoundly influencing the development of human civilization. Today, it is recognized as an intangible cultural heritage.

This September, POLY MGM MUSEUM will host the "Intangible Cultural Heritage Traditional Printing Workshop" every Saturday. We are reinventing this ancient craft through a modern aesthetic lens. Join us to experience the creative joy of traditional printing—transforming blank sheets into vibrant, auspicious designs—and immerse yourself in the unique charm of tradition reinvented.

Terms & Conditions

• This workshop is open to aged 6 and above. Children aged 6 to 12 must be accompanied by one adult at most.
• Only on-site registration is accepted. Please proceed to the reception at the Grande Praca (next to FUN TEA) for registration.
• Once payment is confirmed and completed, no refunds or changes will be permitted.
• Please arrive on time for your scheduled session. Late arrivals may be required to wait for the next available session.
• One receipt allows one single entry only. Please present the receipt upon arrival.
• Each session is limited to a maximum of 20 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
• MGM reserves the right to modify or cancel the activities without any prior notice.