Zhoushan: The Village That Lives by the Pit
In one village near Suzhou, carving olive pits is not a hobby or a heritage reenactment — it is the economy, the calendar, and the family trade.






Each piece hand-carved from a single olive pit. A centuries-old tradition, now available outside of Asia.
No two pieces are alike. Every carving is the work of a single artisan's hands — no machines, no molds, no shortcuts.
Each piece comes with the story of who made it, how long it took, and the meaning behind the design.
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Two masters. A lifetime of dedication. Every piece tells their story.
Stories from the workshop, care guides, and the history of pit carving.
Forty years at the knife, known for one-of-a-kind narrative pieces.
Narrative & One-of-a-Kind
Master of miniature faces and the Eighteen Arhats bead sets.
Portrait & Miniature