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For years, the silver jewels from the ethnic tribes of Miao in southern China has been a major hit in the fashion world. Their products are nowhere to find: 100% handmade with 99% pure silver and 3000-year-old craftsmanship.

The Long Horn Miao are a small tribe of the Miao ethnic group. They don’t wear silver jewelry like other Miao tribes, but have a big astonishing wooden horn in their hair.

The Miao ethnic group who live in the mountainous areas of southwestern China are well known for their fabulous silver jewelry art. They still keep some of their unique customs today. The interesting ceremony of getting new kindling is held on the last day of every year.

As early as 10,000 years ago, during the Neolithic period, Chinese people started using clay to make figurines. Generations of artists continued to improve through the Tang dynasty, when the need for large numbers of Buddhist clay figures allowed the artists to perfect their craft. Nowadays this ancient art is carried on by some of the best artists in China, who are making exquisite, unique clay figurines for people around the world. When you are shopping in Beijing, buy some great clay figurines for yourself and your friends.

Intriguing legends about purple clay have been passed on the lips of Chinese tea lovers over time. Through these stories, we get clues about the start of purple clay tea ware and the status a good purple clay teapot may give its owner.