Since it is the characteristic of Inner Mongolia, it cannot be without Mongolian cultural elements. I recommend the Rong Dynasty cultural creative series

1. "Grassland Love", a craft ornament in the shape of a matouqin. Mongolian Morin Khuur art collection "Grassland Love". What it shrinks is the Morin Khuur, and what it enlarges is nature. Nature is the source of all beauty. The morinouqur, known as "Molin Hur" or "Chor" in Mongolian, is a national musical instrument loved by the Mongolian people and is known as the "symbol of Mongolian music".

2. "Golden Bowl of the Great Khan Silver Bowl of the Great Khan" Appearance Mongolian bowl ornaments originated from the golden bowls used by Genghis Khan's gold family to wash away the dust and drink wine, which is the source of artistic creation. It is a symbol of status, wealth and rights, reflects the rules and regulations and artistic talent of the Mongolian nation, and has strong characteristics of grassland nomadic culture. It also contains connotations and blessings. Whether it is used as a treasure to maintain the house, or as a gift to relatives and friends to express affection, it is the best choice.

3. "Degeji" The appearance of the wine cup "Degeji" in Mongolian comes from the shamanistic tradition, that is, offering Tengger (the Heaven of Immortality) to obtain a "portion" (or receive blessings) ) custom. The original meaning was the "first portion" of food, but later it was extended to mean "essence", "treasure", etc. Due to the influence of primitive shamanism and Tibetan Buddhist beliefs, it has a strong sense of welcome to guests.

4. "Prairie Battle" cold porcelain sculpture of a Mongolian wrestler, called "Bok" in Mongolian, is an ancient sports event full of youthful vitality, symbolizing unity, struggle and harmony. "Bok", "horse racing" and "archery" are called the "three men's arts" of the Mongolian people.

5. "Horse" The Mongolian people are known as the "people on horseback". Mongolians regard horses as their closest friends, and saddles are regarded as a symbol of happiness and victory. Making saddles and decorating saddles has a long history and ancient tradition. The craftsmanship is exquisite, eye-catching and rich in meaning. It is a rare national art crystallization and one of the important fruits of the long-standing horse culture of the Mongolian nation.