The Hangzhou Kong Fengchun National Cosmetics Museum is a testament to the evolutionary history of national cosmetics art in China. With a rich and extensive collection, it offers a glimpse into the long-standing tradition of beauty and adornment across various dynasties.
The museum is home to a variety of treasures, including the Jin Yue Kiln inspection vessel, the Shangfang Regular Mirror from the Eastern Han Dynasty which measures 18 centimeters in diameter, and powder boxes dating back to the Tang and Song dynasties. In addition, it boasts over a hundred cultural relics of dressing accessories that span from the Jin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. These relics include bronze mirrors from the Han Dynasty, powder boxes from the Tang and Song dynasties, and combs from the Republic of China, providing a comprehensive view of the evolution of cosmetics and personal adornment in China.
Visitors are welcome to explore the museum’s exhibits from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM every day of the year.
