Yijia Guizhou Handicraft is a specialized trading company and retailer based in Guiyang, China, dedicated to the preservation and distribution of traditional Miao minority handicrafts. With nearly a decade of experience in the industry, the company serves as a bridge for international clients to access authentic ethnic artistry from the Guizhou region. Their diverse product portfolio includes intricate embroidery, batik textiles, bamboo carvings, silver ornaments, and traditional cloth dolls. Each item is characterized by a strong ethnic identity and unique cultural value, particularly the embroidery, which serves as a historical record for the Miao people. Yijia Guizhou Handicraft focuses on sourcing high-quality pieces that carry significant collection value, offering products such as specialized Miao embroidery to global markets interested in Chinese cultural heritage and minority craftsmanship.
Guiyang Murelic Culture Exchange Inc., established in August 2004, operates as a manufacturer, trading company, and cultural exchange entity based in Guiyang, China. With 11 to 50 employees, the company specializes in the development and production of cultural products, handicrafts, souvenirs, and furnishings, often under their brand "Miao's Tales." Their product range includes Embroidery Wallets, Wallets, Buyi Wine Cups, Miao's Wine Cups, Miao's Scarves, Ashtrays, Bronze Drums, and Embroidery Satin Shoes, which serve as cultural messengers, tourist souvenirs, and decorative items for offices and homes. The company maintains its own production bases in Miao's village and has a strong focus on cultural exhibition and transmission, having established the Guiyang Zeng Xianyang's Collection Museum (Guizhou Ethnic Culture Museum) in 2007 and the Guizhou Intangible Culture Heritage Museum (Bai Gong Fang) in 2008. Guiyang Murelic Culture Exchange Inc. has collaborated with large enterprises such as Tengxun Technology Co., Ltd and Qingdao Beer Co., Ltd, and exports its products to international markets including Japan, America, Canada, and Southeast Asia.