Intangible Cultural Heritage Revitalization Classroom

As a classroom for the revitalization of intangible cultural heritage, this place uses immersive weaving experiences as a medium to guide participants to touch the six-hundred-year-old warmth of Lu silk: from carefully savoring the Oriental aesthetics in the threads of Lu silk to personally mastering the ancient technique of "Three Strands Flying together" that has been passed down for thousands of years, each visitor will disse their own unique Lu silk token. As the fingertips gently stroke the lustrous warp and weft of mulberry silk, in the rhythm of threading the needle, the hustle and bustle of modern life gradually recedes. As the wooden shuttle shuttles back and forth, time quietly settles into the patterns on the silk. The light and shadow outside the window, where pear blossoms are falling, resonate with the rhythm of the loom, creating a "flow barrier" that isolates the dust. This handcrafted practice of dialogue with history ultimately uses a piece of Lu silk as a mirror - reflecting not only the beauty of the interwoven warp and weft craftsmanship, but also the self-reflection and spiritual return of urbanites after temporarily leaving the cage, completed in the rhythm of ancient methods.