The Nao'e (bustling moth)-Flying Over-Flower fridge magnet has become the new hit at the National Museum of China (NMC). The product is inspired by a gold-and-silver floral headpin once worn by Princess Li Jingxun from the Sui Dynasty (581-618).
Behind the product's success is the creativity of the NMC Art Workshop (Guobo Yanyi), a team for developing creative cultural products. Seventy percent of the team's members are women. With exquisite craftsmanship and unwavering dedication, they transform static cultural relics into warm, living art forms. (Source: Women of China) @国博衍艺 #李静训和她的时代特展# http://t.cn/AXJrdWsb