Liansi Bamboo Paper
Bamboo and skilled handwork lie behind Liansi paper from Qianshan. The workshop process reveals the time and care contained in a seemingly simple sheet.
The craft of turning bamboo into a sheet of paper makes time and handwork visible. Qianshan offers a different cultural focus within the wider Shangrao area, separate from the mountain scenery of Sanqingshan.
A closer encounter
- Follow a traditional paper-making process from material to sheet.
- Explore an introduction to forming a sheet of paper on a Qianshan excursion.
This craft is rooted in Qianshan County, within the Shangrao area; it is not located inside Sanqingshan scenic area.
Tell us what interests you. We’ll shape the experience around your journey and confirm the arrangements in your personal proposal.
Include this in my journey ↗Explore Shangrao ↗A tradition in context.
Qianshan’s paper-making tradition is rooted in Jiangxi. Fibres, water, screens and drying surfaces help explain why a handmade sheet can feel and behave differently from industrial paper.
Make time to understand.
Explore bamboo paper through its fibres, screens and the formation of a wet sheet. A workshop introduction can show a selected stage, while soaking, preparation and drying belong to a production process longer than the visit.
A journey to build around
Use a sample journey as a starting point and ask us to add this encounter. The activity is confirmed in your proposal, rather than automatically included in the sample itinerary.
Mount Sanqingshan in 1 Day ↗Sanqingshan & Wuyuan in 2 Days ↗Recognition & cultural sources
Chinese ICH project record. This identifies the cultural tradition, not a certification of our visitor activity.