Net Sales Of Nearly 10000 Pairs Of Hand-Made Tiger Shoes In Dongying

Cui Guihua, a folk artist in Kenli County, Dongying, has made this traditional handicraft a great industry, according to the report of today's Shandong radio and TV News Center, "today's report". Online sale Nearly ten thousand pairs.

When she met Cui Guihua, she was busy ordering orders during the Spring Festival. The table was full of beautiful and delicate tiger shoes.

Kenli folk handcraftsman Cui Guihua: "several companies in Beijing, do OEM for others, Qingdao, Fujian, Shanghai, many customers, all over the country, I wrote some phone numbers and addresses on my calendar."

Because she likes to think about it, the patterns and styles of tiger shoes and shoes made by Cui Guihua are unique. Some designs that symbolize auspicious wishes become lively, interesting and lifelike under her embroidery.

Kenli folk Artisan Cui Guihua "Its eyes are apple flowers, it represents peace, and flowers also have cores, which represent the eyes."

Little tiger shoes are now very few in the public, but Cui Guihua has been holding on to his career for decades. In her mind, these folk handicrafts handed down are all cultural treasures, so that the folk art can be inherited better, so we must find a broad market. So far, she still has a fresh memory of her first visit to Beijing and the next client.

Cui Guihua, a folk handcraftsman in Kenli, said: "when he saw the shoes were so good, his customers dragged me for it. At that time, he had some shoes for him in the house. He gave me a pair of shoes and grabbed my jacket. After consulting, you could not make any shoes, especially for me. After that, I knew I had a market for shoes."

With a focus, Cui Guihua's tiger shoes quickly opened the market in Beijing. Cui Guihua, who saw business opportunities, summoned more than 30 sisters. She provided wiring, responsible for the design of new tricks and sales. Tiger head shoes Water production began. Now, Cui Guihua has opened online stores, and can sell nearly 10000 pairs of tiger head shoes from the Internet every year. Seeing that the market of folk handicrafts is large, Cui Guihua also had a dream. Today, she combines local folk artists such as straw and black pottery to understand their inheritance, production, production and sales, exchanging information and exchanging experiences, striving to brighten up these traditional folk arts and crafts.

Cui Guihua, a folk handcraftsman in Kenli, said: "the children are weak in these folk things, and their economic consciousness has been strengthened. Now I am also observing that children like something like this. I will try to teach them as much as possible, and strive to carry forward our traditional folk arts and crafts, and develop the" Guang Da ".