Palace Museum needs to design landmark souvenirs
Updated: 2014-10-24 10:17
(chinaculture.org)
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Beaded earbuds sold at the Taobao store of the Palace Museum, Oct 22, 2014. [Photo/Taobao store of the Palace Museum] |
Designer Tang Shenghan, who has designed items for both Palace Museums, said it is natural to compare these products.
"I think this kind of comparison is inevitable. I don't think borrowing ideas in this fashion poses a big problem."
From the design and creativity aspect, Tang said the Palace Museum in Beijing needs to introduce landmark products that represent the Forbidden City.
"I think they have somewhat lost their track. The biggest impact the Palace Museum in Beijing provides visitors is its magnificent architecture. But it is difficult to point out one item that represents the Palace the most. That's what they need to work on."
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