Chinese Seals and Seal Carving Services by Master Huang He

We invite you to learn more about Chinese seals, seal carving and the long history of seals in China. You may view pictures of Chinese seals, order seal carving services offered by Master carver Huang He or browse this site to learn more about this highly respected art. Contact Us if you require assistance in using this site or ordering any of the services we offer.

Huang He, a resounding name (Means Yellow River), since the "Central Committee Television first session Chinese seal carving championship" many more people have come to known him. With more than 20 years of experience and having carved over 40,000 seals, in one day Master Huang He continuously carved 90 tripartite. Master Huang He won "the Central Committee Television first session seal carving championship" a fitting title, as he is one of the finest seal carvers in the world.

Both the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games conference symbol "Chinese Seal" production, and the Beijing Olympic Games event chart sign issue raise traditional cultural fever. The art of Chinese seal carving is hot, not only in China but its interest is growing worldwide. Master carvers like Huang He and others have renewed this ancient art and also the traditional techniques which were so closely linked to the lives of all people in ancient China.

Huang He has arose at this historic moment to help bring this ancient and respected art form back to the forefront of Chinese culture. Not only renewing peoples interest but helping people to understand that seals have an important role to play in the future of China, as much if not more so than in the past.

The History of Chinese Seals

Chinese seal carving, a unique and creative art form with a long history, deep aesthetical connotations and peculiar Chinese cultural characteristics. The roots of Chinese seal carving are in the creation of ancient Chinese practical seals, which first appeared during the Yin and Shang dynasties.

Chinese seals reached a splendid state during the Qin and Han dynasties and became linked with painting and calligraphy writing after the Six Dynasties. Seal carving evolved into an independent art form during the Yuan Dynasty and reached its peak in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Chinese seal carving, poetry, calligraphy and painting add radiance and beauty to each other. In both Chinese art and culture you will find these four art forms are often combined to create a single work of art, the result is a well balanced artwork demonstrating the long history and cultural significance of each art form.