Taiwan Craft Master - Ke Chin-chung (Sheng Hsing Xi Fo Guo). Craftsman: Ke Chin-chung, born in 1965, began learning and creating Zhuang Fo (Buddha adornment) in 1977, with over forty years of experience. Craftsman: Ke Chin-chung, born in 1965, began learning and creating Zhuang Fo (Buddha adornment) in 1977, with over forty years of experience. Specializes in traditional figures, Buddha and deity carving, lacquer thread carving, and painting. His work focuses on wood carving embellished with lacquer threads, bringing innovative methods and heritage to traditional crafts. Creative philosophy: In traditional craft creation, the carving of figures, whether through precise knife work or meticulous craftsmanship, can be executed with fluidity and mastery. In innovative crafts, he is unique, adorning the natural beauty of wood with delicate lacquer threads, gold leaf application, painting, and gemstone inlay, allowing Buddhas and deities to express both solemn dignity and noble splendor, thereby revealing the creator's unique ingenuity. Inheritance, learning, and recreation are the main themes of his creation. He innovatively interprets traditional Zhuang Fo carving processes, not only protecting and inheriting traditional techniques but also actively researching and learning, developing new momentum and creative power, bestowing new life upon traditional crafts, and ensuring their continuous continuation.
Address: 彰化縣員林市彰化縣員林市莒光路 732 號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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