Among the karst peaks and clear spring waters of Baise, Zhuang culture lives through objects shaped by ritual, craft and everyday use. This archive follows the language of embroidery, bronze and woven pattern — from blessing balls and protective charms to ancient drum symbols and brocade carried into modern life — preserving a landscape where tradition is not displayed, but continuously worn, gifted and remembered.

Beyond the birch forests and mist-covered rivers of Altai, Hemu preserves the memory of a nomadic world shaped by nature and tradition. This archive follows the textures of the valley — carved wood, birch bark, wool, woven patterns and handmade symbols — revealing the quiet connection between the Tuva people and the land they call home.

Hidden between Cangshan Mountains and Erhai Lake, Dali carries centuries of memory through wood, textile, metal and ink. This archive follows the hands of local artisans — from carved guardians and hand-dyed fabrics to delicate silverwork and natural pigments — preserving the quiet spirit of a land where craftsmanship grows alongside nature.