WANGDA SHOWCASES was awarded with the phase 2 project for National Museum of Kenya

Followed by the display case delivery for phase 1 project for National Museum of Kenya the end of 2021, WANGDA SHOWCASES was awarded with the display case project for phase 2 of National Museum of Kenya to continue to make contribution to the protection and heritance of great history of Kenya. Currently the experienced technicians are carring on professional display case installation at Uhurun Garden, the location of the museum.









WANGDA SHOWCASES is awarded with museum showcase contract for Alef Library in Dubai

WANGDA SHOWCASES is awarded with the museum showcase contract for Aleft Library in Dubai, UAE. WANGDA SHOWCASES is honored to custom-supply the library with conservation grade and high-standard museum showcases that are fabricated with non-reflective glass and equipped with high-precision active microclimate control system with air filtering function.

Contract of Demountable Modular Showcases for National Museum of Scotland

WANGDA SHOWCASES was awarded with the contract to customize demountable modular showcases for National Museum of Scotland and we fulfilled the project in less than three weeks as specified.All the modular showcases were custom-built by us to comply with the critical and highest technical points stipulated by National Museum of Scotland, like air exchange rate to be less than 0.1 per 24 hours, no harmful VOC release in display space and so on. The modular showcases creatively come with demountable metal profiles for protecting all the joints between glass panels so as to completely ensure the highest security of the modular showcases under the complicated environment.

Seraphim Sarovsky Exhibition in Moscow,Russia

Seraphim Sarovsky Exhibition of Saint Sergius of Radonezh in Moscow, Russia opens to the public. WANGDA SHOWCASES customized superb museum grade display cases in compliance with the highest international technology and quality criteria of museum showcases professional for museum grade conservation, protection and exhibition.

Saint Sergius of Radonezh (RussianСе́ргий Ра́донежскийSergii Radonezhsky; 14 May 1314 – 25 September 1392), also known as Sergiy RadonezhskySerge of Radonezh and Sergius of Moscow, was a spiritual leader and monastic reformer of medieval Russia. Together with Saint Seraphim of Sarov, he is one of the Russian Orthodox Church‘s most highly venerated saints.

Sergius of Radonezh was a leading Russian monk in the fourteenth century who founded the Holy Trinity monastery north of Moscow. He is much revered and has a special place in Russian monasticism and the nation of Russia. An ascetic, he was deeply humble and had a firm faith in God’s help. After his glorification the monastery he founded became known as the Holy Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra.




 

 

QuanZhou Maritime Museum

WANGDA SHOWCASES custom-built all the museum grade display cases for all the 7 galleries for QuanZhou Maritime Museum of China. QuanZhou Maritime Museum is an epitome of the Chinese oceanic culture. There are seven permanent thematic exhibitions with the museum. The exhibition vividly reveals the glorious oceanic culture of Ancient China and eulogize the heroic spirit of the Chinese conquest of the oceans. The exhibition also presents the important contribution by China to the Sea Silk Road and China’s great achievment in sea navigation and vessel industry.

New Exhibition at National Maritime Museum opens to the public

WANGDA SHOWCASES customized museum grade display cases for the new exhibition project for National Maritime Museum of China. All the museum grade display caess are tailored in compliance with the highest technical standards and safety criteria of museum protection and exhibition.











WANGDA SHOWCASES won the museum showcase project for Khitan Museum of China

We are delighted to announce that according to the final report from the evaluation committee,  we are honored to win the museum showcase project for Section 3 of Khitan Museum of China. The project amount is totalled CNY 13,908,800.00 and WANGDA SHOWCASES will customize all the museum display cases in accordance with the highest international technology and quality criteria of dedicated museum showcases for all the 4 exhibition halls(Sun Khitan hall and historic culture hall in floor 2, hall of frescoes fine arts of  Liao Dynasty and hall of fine arts of Pagoda art in floor 3) ) for such a renowned historic museum to get the prosperous Khitan civilization reappeared to the public.

The Khitan people (Khitan small script: , Chinese: 契丹; pinyin: Qìdān) were a Para-Mongolic nomadic people from Northeast Asia who, from the 4th century, inhabited an area corresponding to parts of modern Mongolia, Northeast China and the Russian Far East.

The history of the Khitans dates back to the 4th century. The Khitan people dominated much of Mongolia and modern Manchuria (Northeast China) by the 10th century, under the Liao dynasty, and eventually collapsed by 1125 (or 1211).

Originally from Xianbei origins they were part of the Kumo Xi tribe until 388 when the Kumo Xi-Khitan tribal grouping was defeated by the newly established Northern Wei. This allowed the Khitan to organize and consolidate their own tribe and entity which led to the beginning of Khitan written history.[1]

From the 5th to the 8th centuries the Khitan were dominated by the steppe powers to their West the Turks and then the Uyghurs. The Chinese also came from the south (Northern dynasties or Tang). In some cases they were under Korean domination (from the East, mainly Goguryeo) according to the balance of power at any given time. Under this triple domination the Khitan started to show growing power and independence. Their rise was slow compared to others because they were frequently crushed by neighbouring powers—each using the Khitan warriors when needed but ready to crush them when the Khitans became too powerful.[2]

Enjoying the departure of the Uyghur people for the West and the collapse of the Tang dynasty in the early 10th century they established the Liao dynasty in 907. The Liao dynasty proved to be a significant power north of the Chinese plain as they were continuously moving south and West and gaining control over former Chinese and Turk-Uyghur’s territories. They eventually fell to the Jin dynasty of the Jurchen in 1125, who subordinated and absorbed the Khitans to their military benefit.[2]

Following the fall of the Liao Dynasty many Khitans moved further west and established the state of Qara Khitai. Their name survived in the Russian word for China (Китай, Kitay) as well as the archaic English (CathayPortuguese (Catai) and the Spanish (Catay) appellations of the name. They have been classified by Chinese historians as one of the Eastern proto-Mongolic ethnic groups – the Donghu (simplified Chinese东胡族traditional Chinese東胡族pinyinDōnghú zú).

 

 

WANGDA SHOWCASES won the museum showcase project for Changzhou Museum

After the successful delivery for the museum showcase project to Changzhou Art Museum the first half year of 2020, WANGDA SHOWCASES is now honored to win museum showcase project for temporary gallery of Changzhou. The new showcase project is valued at CNY 5,585,616.00 and WANGDA SHOWCASES is aiming to support to build up another iconic museum in east of China by supplying high standard museum display cases.