01 · Traditional theatre
Luojiang Glove Puppetry
泉州布袋木偶戏(洛江)
A Luojiang glove-puppetry tradition recognised in Fujian's eighth provincial representative list in 2026.
Fujian provincial heritage
Provincial recognition brings smaller places and working knowledge into view. In 2026, seven new Quanzhou projects joined the Fujian list, from puppetry and martial arts to food, fishing gear and architectural craft.
Why this level matters
The provincial inventory can recognise a craft rooted in one harbour, district or workshop network before it becomes familiar to a wider audience.
Quanzhou's 135 provincial projects form a large research field. This English guide begins with the seven entries formally added in 2026, gives each a visitor-facing page and keeps the Fujian government notice as the source of record.
Eighth provincial batch
The official notice identifies the category, project name and submitting area. Each guide below adds careful visitor interpretation and states where further field verification is still needed.
01 · Traditional theatre
泉州布袋木偶戏(洛江)
A Luojiang glove-puppetry tradition recognised in Fujian's eighth provincial representative list in 2026.
02 · Traditional martial art
泉州少林花拳
A Quanzhou martial-arts lineage added to Fujian's provincial representative list in 2026.
03 · Architectural ornament
闽南砖雕
A southern Fujian carving tradition that turns brick surfaces into architectural frames, narrative panels and patterned relief.
04 · Food craft
泉州石花膏制作技艺
A cooling jelly craft based on extracting and setting a marine-algae ingredient, often served in Quanzhou's summer sweet soups.
05 · Maritime craft
渔网渔具制作技艺
A Quangang craft tradition in which mesh, knots, dimensions and repair are matched to species, waters and fishing methods.
06 · Architectural ornament
传统建筑堆剪技艺(惠安)
A roof-decoration craft that builds vivid figures and motifs from shaped ceramic pieces and layered material on temples and traditional buildings.
07 · Ceramic craft
南安窑陶瓷烧制技艺
A Nan'an ceramic production tradition added to Fujian's provincial representative list in 2026.
Editorial method
A name in an inventory is evidence of recognition, but it is not enough evidence for a useful English visitor page. A responsible guide also needs practitioner voices, process photographs, an identified place, present-day access and a review of terminology.
The seven 2026 entries are therefore the first provincial group developed here. Earlier batches will be added in researched clusters rather than copied into generic promotional text.
Priority clusters include Quanzhou performance traditions, coastal working knowledge, architectural ornament, food craft and county-based making in Anxi, Yongchun, Dehua, Hui'an, Nan'an, Jinjiang and Shishi.