Friday, March 26, 2010

tigre tigre tigre

Este é um ano de TIGRE!

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Miao Silver

Miao ethnic is originally from southern China. Now besides in China, they also exist in Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand, where they are called ´Hmong´. Miao Silver is one the representative symbols in the miao culture. The main material for these trinkets comes from copper, and then they are silver plated. Ancient totems, figures and symbols are widely used to express local people´s wish for the prosperity of life.

Click the picture to check the new miao silver arrivals~~~

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

update update update!

Olá todos!

I´d been away for two months, desculpa! I went to China at the beginning of February, and only returned last week. Foi muito tempo, I almost forgot all my portuguese, jajaja! Now updating time, as coisas novas estão a chegar!

beijinhos

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

SALDOS @ China Qiao

China Qiao is not able to escape from '' SALDOS '' ...


Even MAO is advocating it now...

Monday, November 30, 2009

China Qiao @ Mercado Mundo Mix @ Lx Factory

Para todos de Lisboa e de Sul:

Vou a Lisboa este fim de semana! Vou participar o Mercado Mundo Mix a Lx Factory, nos dias 4, 5, 6 Dezembro, só estes três dias em Lisboa. Ate já!

Local: Mercado Mundo Mix @ LX FACTORY, Alcântara, Lisboa (ENTRADA LIVRE)
Dias: 4, 5, 6 Dezembro, 2009
Horas: 12h~22h

Nova Colecção de Inverno 2009

Pity that I really don´t have time to take photos for this new collection, so you can only find out the complete collection at Rua do Rosário 284...

Friday, November 20, 2009

coisas de prata...

This silver collection embodied some typical Chinese elements: lotus, peony, cloud, characters...They are interpreted into different forms, which presents us a fresher look. ´Simple and delicate ´, it is my comment.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Friday, October 23, 2009

Exposição - Chinese Cloth Art

A primeira exposição na China Qiao~~~~CHINESE CLOTH ART~~~~

´´Cloth art is one of the most striking forms of Chinese folk arts and crafts. Made of cloth and other materials, and incorporated with themes that reflect people's longing for a good life, the cloth items are made with techniques similar to those used for other forms of handiwork, yet they possess their own distinctive style. Methods of craftsmanship include cutting, sewing, cross-stitch, braiding, embroidery, pasting and applique. The brightly colored items come in a variety of shapes and styles. Lightweight and practical, they capture the simplicity of Chinese folk art. In ancient China, many items for daily use were made of cloth. These pieces are not only beautiful but also have artistic appeal and practical value.´´

Local: China Qiao (Rua do Rosário 284, Porto)
Dias: 7 Nov - 5 Dec (Seg. - Sab.)
Horas: 13h - 20h

Monday, October 12, 2009

Outono 2009

Collection OUTONO 2009 está aqui!