Zhiqing Yunli is committed to keeping Guizhou's rich batik tradition alive - not as a museum piece, but as an art form woven into everyday life.

Zhiqing Yunli. [Photo by Yang Qianqian/Provided to eguiyang.com.cn]

Its team travels through mountain villages, seeking out craftsmen who still use ancient wax knives to create traditional designs, recording the stories behind each pattern.

Products of Zhiqing Yunli. [Photo by Yang Qianqian/Provided to eguiyang.com.cn]

Every piece is handmade by local artisans and features original designs. Spirals, fish and birds are more than decorative motifs — they reflect the beliefs, traditions and worldview passed down through generations.

Products of Zhiqing Yunli. [Photo by Yang Qianqian/Provided to eguiyang.com.cn]