The Treasure Cultural Center is a remarkable establishment situated on the 37th and 38th floors of the iconic Shanghai Tower. It is a hub of Chinese craft culture and aesthetics, offering visitors an immersive experience into the depths of Eastern civilization and its millennia-old traditions.
On the 38th floor, you will find the Treasure Artisan Pavilion, a collaboration with over 60 Chinese arts and crafts masters and intangible cultural heritage inheritors. This space is dedicated to showcasing more than a thousand living works of craftsmanship, spread across a 2000 square-meter immersive exhibition area. It provides a comprehensive view of the nine major categories of contemporary Chinese arts and crafts, reflecting the rich tapestry of Eastern creation throughout the ages.
The center partners with these outstanding artisans to present Chinese craft culture and aesthetics through a variety of mediums, including thematic exhibitions, academic lectures, experiential activities, and the development of cultural and creative derivatives. This commitment to innovation and tradition ensures that the legacy of Chinese arts and crafts continues to thrive and captivate audiences.
Descending to the 37th floor, the Enamel Hall stands out for its continuous innovation on traditional craftsmanship. Here, 134 craftsmen have dedicated 321,681 hours to create a spectacle of artistic innovation. They have used 1,789,653 hand-crafted filigree wires and 1,379 pieces of seamless enamel. By tracing the evolution of the Chinese cultural fish totem, the Enamel Hall connects the concept of ‘endless vitality’ with the continuation of culture, offering a philosophical and thought-provoking experience through artistic innovation.
Also on the 37th floor, the Treasure Art Collection Display Center offers an immersive exhibition experience. It is based on a one-stop circulation service platform for artworks, where visitors can admire treasures of Chinese traditional culture. This includes a wide array of artifacts such as ceramics, jade carvings, bamboo and wood carvings, colored glaze, furniture, embroidery, lacquerware, and more. Each piece is a testament to the enduring beauty and skill of Chinese artisanship.
The Treasure Cultural Center, with its dual floors of artistic and cultural immersion, stands as a beacon of Chinese heritage within the heart of the Shanghai Tower.The establishment is open to the public all year round with the following schedule:
– Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
– Monday: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Please be aware that the actual operating status may vary depending on daily conditions.
