Visitors to a facility in Tianhe district of Guangzhou are currently able to marvel at exquisite paintings on porcelain that are reminiscent of the world-famous Dunhuang murals, the ancient artworks that are located in caves in Northwest China's Gansu province.

The Millennial Artistry: Dunhuang on Porcelain artistic exhibition opened on Jan 11 at the Yuancun Workers Cultural Palace in Tianhe – bringing a cultural feast to citizens for the upcoming Chinese New Year.

Drawing inspiration from the Dunhuang murals, the porcelain paintings skillfully employ high-temperature colored glazes to authentically capture the essence of Dunhuang mural art – evoking a timeless aura of antiquity and liberation.

A porcelain painting that is inspired by the Dunhuang murals. [Photo/WeChat account: tianhefabu]

Two stunning porcelain caves at the exhibition provide audiences with an immersive, hyper-realistic experience akin to being at Dunhuang in person. [Photo/WeChat account: tianhefabu]

A unique feature of this exhibition is the on-site customized voice postcards. Guests can locate a QR code within the exhibition, scan it using their mobile phones and promptly generate customized postcards featuring their names and voice QR codes.

The exhibition is open from 10 am to 8 pm, with the last entry at 7:30 pm. Full-price tickets cost 88 yuan ($12), while discounted tickets at 68 yuan are available for full-time master's degree and undergraduate students, as well as for children and seniors aged 60 and above.