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Over 80 intricately crafted pagoda models from Shanghai’s Tushanwan heritage have made a historic return to Singapore—over a century after their debut at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Now showcased at the Asian Civilizations Museum, these miniature marvels offer a dazzling glimpse into China’s architectural legacy and cross-cultural connections.
The pagodas, originally created by artisans from the Tushanwan Orphanage in Shanghai, blend traditional craftsmanship with storytelling. Their global journey from early 20th-century expos to today’s museum display underscores Asia’s enduring cultural exchange. Perfect for history buffs and art lovers alike, this exhibit bridges generations and geographies!
‘It’s like a reunion of time travelers,’ said one curator. Don’t miss this chance to see how century-old artistry continues to inspire modern audiences.
Now showcased at the Asian Civilizations Museum, these miniature marvels offer a dazzling glimpse into China’s architectural legacy and cross-cultural connections.
The pagodas, originally created by artisans from the Tushanwan Orphanage in Shanghai, blend traditional craftsmanship with storytelling. Their global journey from early 20th-century expos to today’s museum display underscores Asia’s enduring cultural exchange. Perfect for history buffs and art lovers alike, this exhibit bridges generations and geographies!
‘It’s like a reunion of time travelers,’ said one curator. Don’t miss this chance to see how century-old artistry continues to inspire modern audiences. 
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