For example, Shanghai Museum will contribute more than 60 items, such as eye patches, bags, pen and ink suits, scarves and bracelets featuring a blend of Jiangnan and Shanghai styles to the exhibition, according to Hu Xuwen, director of the Cultural Creation Center of Shanghai Museum.

Visitors will also get a chance to view and buy more than 100 creative products from the Palace Museum.

Arts centers and theaters such as the Shanghai Grand Theatre and the National Library also have many exquisite designs to offer, such handmade bowls and porcelain tea sets that feature Kun Opera and silk scarves inspired by the Yongle Canon.

All products showcased at the exhibition can be purchased, according to the organizers.