Calluses first.
Then the shine.
Horn from the Nujiang valley, silver from Xinhua Village. Two workshops, two trademarks, one export window. Everything is numbered, and the number checks out.
Two trademarks, one mountain range
Each line runs and prices independently, but shares one quality process and one export desk. Overseas buyers only ever talk to one person.
Buffalo and ram horn from the Nujiang valley. Hand-cut teeth, seven grits of sanding. One horn yields two or three combs.
- Horn combs
- Gua sha boards
- Massage tools
- Small accessories
Xinhua Village, Heqing. Six centuries of Bai silversmithing. Teapots raised from a single sheet — every hammer mark is the pattern.
- Silver teapots & cups
- Engraved jewellery
- Copper hot pots & kettles
- National heritage Ⅷ-40
Handwork speaks.
But it needs evidence.
A buyer cannot tell how long a comb took to cut, or how many hammer blows went into a teapot. Invisible craft is not worth a premium.
So we turn process into records you can check, not adjectives you have to trust.
Buyers hate stitching together suppliers. Horn and metalwork both ship from Yunnan on one packing list.
Every piece carries a code pointing to its material batch, process record and maker. It is production data, not marketing copy.
From 50 pieces for horn, 20 for silver. Sample first, commit later.
Scan the code.
See how it was made.
Every piece carries a code — CN · trademark · season — on the base or inside the box. It resolves to material batch, process record, maker and workshop.
How traceability works →- Trademark
- YUNBEN · Horn
- Item
- Half-moon hand-cut comb
- Material
- Water buffalo horn · spring 2026
- Process
- 28 steps / 6.5 h recorded
- Maker
- Li · 23 years
Sample first. Order later.
MOQ 50 pcs for horn, 20 for silver. Sample fees credited against your first order. Private label, custom packaging and destination clearance documents supported.