Paiwan Three Treasures Art Museum Introduction
By chance, the father of Paiwan glass beads, Wumas, discovered that he had been busy living among the Han people, forgetting that the glass bead culture in his tribe was worth researching. He began to study the lost technique of glass bead making, and after years of effort, he finally found the special formula for crystal soil. He developed realistic-looking glass bead strings, which not only provided a path for cultural entrepreneurship in the tribe but also led to his deep gratitude towards the women of the tribe. From then on, these bead strings, which symbolize identity and status, returned to cultural life in weddings, gradually reconnecting the fragmented culture.