Taiwan Craft Home - Qiaoxin 3D Embroidery Introduction
Craftsman: Hsu Chen-Chun "Embroidery" is a delicate craft deeply infused with Eastern cultural essence. In traditional Chinese culture, embroidery is regarded as one of the essential women's skills. Teacher Hsu Chen-Chun has over sixty years of creative experience, having learned various traditional crafts under his father's guidance since childhood. His fascination with embroidery led him to master techniques such as flower embroidery, the embroidery of three-inch golden lilies, and the wrapping of spring flowers. He also self-taught and developed the "3D embroidery" technique, transforming traditional flat embroidery into lively and dynamic forms of "3D embroidery," which has evolved into emerging handicraft teaching and refined industries. Whether from the flat embroidery he excelled in as a child or the unique 3D embroidery he created, both styles are distinctive and creative, earning him the title of "the best embroiderer in Lukang." Here, you can see various traditional garments, such as the "bellyband" worn by ancient beauties in national folk arts activities, the lifelike sleep aid "tiger pillow," and various "fragrant sachets" worn during the Dragon Boat Festival, all filled with a nostalgic yet modern charm, making it a place worthy of a detailed visit. Awards and Recognitions: In 2006, certified by "Taiwan Crafts Home"; In 2013, registered as a Traditional Craft-3D Embroidery Preserver in Changhua County; In 2017, held the "Embroidery and Twisting Art - Hsu Chen-Chun 3D Embroidery Creation Exhibition" at the National Changhua Living Arts Museum; In 2018, participated in the "Changhua County Artists Relay Exhibition" organized by the Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau.
