The production of wool felt, with its unique craftsmanship and rich artistic expression, carries the grassland culture and the wisdom of herdsmen, and has become an important intangible cultural heritage. This traditional handicraft, which uses wool as raw material, has been refined over time and still exudes unique charm to this day. Han Tuya, a wool felt craftsman from Keerqin Left Banner, Inner Mongolia, started making wool jewelry at the age of 14 and then systematically learned the wool felt making process. Those ordinary wool are processed through several steps such as soaking, rolling, shaping, etc. to create wool felt products with strong insulation, skin friendly comfort, and excellent durability. Every detail presents the unique and charming charm of this ancient craft. From intricately designed doll ornaments to uniquely styled clothing accessories, wool felt products are diverse and abundant. While inheriting the beauty of ancient craftsmanship, they also bring new sources of income for farmers and herdsmen, and promote the development of cultural industries. (New Society)