Product designer Stephanie has lived in China for the past six years. She’s always created a bridge between east and west with her products. This time, she’s set off a journey to he mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. With exclusive access, she’s to unravel the artistic side of the Qin dynasty that few has known. From the top-notch innovations of “Chinese purple” to the mind-blowing artistic creations of the new discovery - Acrobats figures, to the language that shaped Chinese culture, Stephanie is committed to get inspired and to use design to communicate and create new products that can bring the past to the present.
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21 авг 2024
