With a month to go until the Chinese Spring Festival, Huairen City in northern Shanxi Province on the Chinese mainland has entered its peak ceramic season. Consumer traffic is surging as shoppers hunt for horse-themed pieces to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Horse. 🐎
At the local Ceramic Sales Center, stalls overflow with vases, mugs and figurines adorned with galloping horses. Bright glazes, sleek lines and traditional craft skills combine to create items that blend art, culture and Zodiac charm.
"I want a horse mug to bring good luck this year," said one excited buyer, queuing early at opening time. This trend isn't just about decoration – many see these ceramics as meaningful gifts for friends and family during the festival.
Local artisans report ramped-up production, working overtime to meet rising orders. Some limited-edition designs have already sold out, prompting collectors to pre-order for delivery in late January. As excitement builds, Huairen City's ceramic market is proving that when it comes to lunar new year traditions, demand is indeed off to the races. 🎉
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
