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Imagine blending Parisian flair with ancient Chinese artistry—French creative Vincent Cazeneuve is doing just that! For over a decade, he’s called Chongqing home, breathing new life into the 7,000-year-old craft of lacquerware by mixing Western aesthetics with traditional techniques.
Lacquerware, made from tree sap, has been a symbol of Chinese culture since the Neolithic era. Cazeneuve’s studio in southwest China’s mountainous hub has become a melting pot of innovation. His works feature bold colors and modern patterns while honoring the material’s organic roots—think ‘Instagram-worthy’ bowls that could double as museum pieces.
Why Chongqing? The city’s buzzing energy and rich history inspired him. \"It’s where tradition meets tomorrow,\" he says. Collaborating with local artisans, Cazeneuve bridges cultures—one glossy, hand-polished masterpiece at a time.
From Tokyo galleries to Milan design fairs, his creations are sparking global interest in this ancient craft. Pro tip for travelers: Add Chongqing’s lacquerware workshops to your must-visit list for a slice of living history!
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Artist Revives 7,000-Year-Old Chinese Craft in Chongqing 
For over a decade, he’s called Chongqing home, breathing new life into the 7,000-year-old craft of lacquerware by mixing Western aesthetics with traditional techniques.
His works feature bold colors and modern patterns while honoring the material’s organic roots—think ‘Instagram-worthy’ bowls that could double as museum pieces.
Why Chongqing? The city’s buzzing energy and rich history inspired him. \"It’s where tradition meets tomorrow,\" he says. Collaborating with local artisans, Cazeneuve bridges cultures—one glossy, hand-polished masterpiece at a time.
Pro tip for travelers: Add Chongqing’s lacquerware workshops to your must-visit list for a slice of living history!
