The production technique of Yongchang wool felt was announced as an intangible cultural heritage item in 2017. Yongchang has long been a semi - agricultural and semi - pastoral area in history and is rich in wool. Felt products were quite famous during the Ming and Qing dynasties. The production takes advantage of the felting characteristics of wool, and the process is elaborate and complex. It goes through dozens of procedures, from fluffing the wool, laying the wool, pressing the embryo, rolling the embryo, shaping, to drying.

There are numerous antique items in Tibet with a history of thousands of years, covering various fields such as religion, daily life, and art. Items like religious ritual implements, Thangkas, and five - colored prayer flags are highly representative. When further classified, items such as the Nine - Palace Eight - Trigram Plates, Medicine Buddha statues, and Thangkas have a history of one or two thousand years.

We are committed to the inheritance and transmission of intangible cultural heritage, as well as culture and energy. These items carry stories, missions, and spiritual sustenance. They are not just gifts, but also a connection to energy and good luck. Let us jointly respect the sacred, share blessings, and respect and love the mystery and power of nature.