Zibo Liuli Art Exhibition opens in Macao

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.

The Art Exhibition of Zibo Liuli opened recently at Poly MGM Museum in Macao. Nearly 180 pieces (sets) of precious glassworks from ancient to modern times are on display. Highlights include Warring States dragonfly-eye glass beads, imperial glass wares of the Qing Dynasty and contemporary glass artworks, weaving together a 3,000-year history of liuli craft. The exhibition runs through March 2027. Leveraging technology, it uses multi-functional, heritage-grade holographic display cases. Digital tools vividly reveal the craftsmanship and cultural meaning behind the exhibits, paired with interactive features that make them “tangible and immersive”.