Frame | Case Study: Qing to Republican-era "Touring the Hupao Spring" Rubbing at the China Academy of Art

At the China Academy of Art, one of China's top institutions for art education, we applied our specially designed frame to protect a historical rubbing of the famous "Touring the Hupao Spring" from the Qing Dynasty to the Republican Era. This rubbing, depicting the renowned Hupao Spring, holds significant historical and cultural importance.

A rubbing is an ancient Chinese technique where ink is applied to inscriptions on stone or metal surfaces, and paper is then pressed onto it to create a detailed copy. This technique has preserved countless historical inscriptions, but rubbings are highly fragile and susceptible to damage such as fading, curling, and tearing. Therefore, they require specialized protection.

Our frame system is designed specifically for such delicate artworks, providing stability and protection to the rubbing while preventing further damage due to environmental fluctuations. The frame ensures the long-term preservation of the artwork without compromising its visual integrity.

Long-term Protection: Prevents fading, curling, or tearing of the delicate rubbing due to environmental factors.

Optimized Display: The elegant frame design showcases the rubbing's artistic value while ensuring its safety.

Ideal for Museums & Art Institutions: Provides an ideal solution for preserving and displaying precious historical rubbings.

Our frame technology combines tradition with innovation, ensuring that these cultural treasures are safely preserved and remain accessible for future study and appreciation.

Our scroll frames offer a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation, ensuring that these cultural treasures remain safe and accessible for future study and appreciation.