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Xia Bu in their eyes

What Our Clients Say

Lisa

Boutique Hotel Manager

"We added this set to our heritage-themed rooms, and guests rave about it! The XiaBu weave’s texture is soft but sturdy—holds up to frequent washes. The quilt cover’s breathable, so guests say it's cozy year-round. We even display the certification card about the intangible cultural heritage technique; it adds so much to the “authentic” vibe we want."

Michael

Software Engineer

"As someone with sensitive skin, XiaBu’s natural vibe won me over. No chemicals (they use dew-bleaching, not harsh stuff!), so no irritation. The fabric’s light but tough—my throw pillows still look new even with my dog on them. Love that it’s a National Intangible Heritage craft; feels like owning a little piece of history."

Thomas

History Enthusiast

""As someone who loves cultural handicrafts, this set is truly a treasure!" " The ramie technique can be traced back 1,600 years, and you can feel this tradition from the weaving. The fabric is soft, but the weight is good and it is not fragile. Throw pillows are my favorite. I put one on the reading chair. It's both comfortable and doesn't absorb heat."

Sarah

Freelance Interior Designer

"This XiaBu set is my go-to for clients who want “meaningful decor”! The handwoven texture—from that 1,600-year-old XiaBu craft—is so distinct, way nicer than regular cotton. It stays cool (thanks to ramie’s breathability) and the neutral hue fits any style. Clients always ask about the intangible heritage backstory—total conversation starter, and super durable too!"

Ryan

Boutique Gift Shop Owner

“I stock this XiaBu set in my shop, and it’s our top seller! Customers love the intangible cultural heritage angle - they say it's "more than a bedding set" it’s a gift with story.” The handwoven texture is unique, and the breathable ramie makes it practical. I’ve had repeat buyers who come back for friends; one said the quilt cover’s durability sold them—used it for 3 years, no pilling or fading.”

Emma

Art Teacher

“’m obsessed with how this set blends art and craft! The XiaBu’s subtle weave (from that traditional Wanzai technique) looks like a textile artwork on my bed. It’s eco-friendly too—all natural fiber, no synthetics. The throw pillows add a nice touch to my art studio, and I love telling students it’s a National Intangible Heritage piece.”

The Story Behind Xia Bu

Traditional Craftsmanship, Passed Down Through Generations

The production process of Xiabu is complex and meticulous. From the planting of ramie to the completion of the finished product, it requires multiple steps. Each step has strict requirements and techniques, requiring years of experience and patience from the craftsmen.

We adhere to traditional handcraft techniques, without the use of any machinery or chemical additives, ensuring that each piece of Xiabu linen retains its natural characteristics and unique texture. This Persist is not only a respect for traditional techniques but also a reverence for nature and life.

Experience the Xiabu Production Process

Watch this video to learn about the complete production process of Xiabu linen from ramie to finished product

If you have any questions about Xiabu products or would like to learn more about Xiabu culture, please feel free to contact us. We will We are committed to providing you with assistance and services.