On the day Wen Glaze was dismissed from the museum, he inherited a "Glaze Color Shop" hidden in an alley of the old city.
She thought it was just a salvage shop, until—
A child in blue emerged from the blue and white bowl: "I'm sweet! I'm super sweet!"
The young man in green shirt sitting on the window sill on the second floor said coldly: "Get out."
A puppeteer holding a sewing needle fell out of the shadow puppet lamp: "My sword is already hungry and thirsty!"
A round-faced aunt floated out of the paper cutout: "Here, I'll cut a happy word for you~"
Only then did Wen Glaze realize that: in every intangible cultural heritage artifact, there lived a spirit that longed to be "remembered."
If the forgetting value exceeds 90%, it will disappear. And the cyan glaze crack on her wrist seemed to be related to this incident.
So she started repairing it. We have repaired the blue and white that were made six hundred years ago, the celadon that was made eight hundred years ago, the shadow puppet lamps that were made seventy years ago, and the paper-cuts that were made that were made a hundred years ago.
Behind every artifact, there is a forgotten story.
In every story, someone is waiting for the sentence "I remember you".
Weird dynasty, monster city, elven demon king, science fiction era... Non-human beings who are not limited by time and space.
And in her shop, there lived a group of the most gentle people.
Purpose: To explore modern people's emotional connection with "old things" and "tradition", to awaken forgotten memories by restoring artifacts, and to convey the warm core of "all things have spirits, and memory is life".