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Chinese Gardens at Saltram as part of Gardens 2025

Join us at Saltram and delve into the world of Chinese garden influences within Saltram’s collections. From depictions in wallpapers and ceramics to the living collection in the garden, discover the legacies, unique influences and stories these...

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Join us at Saltram and delve into the world of Chinese garden influences within Saltram’s collections. From depictions in wallpapers and ceramics to the living collection in the garden, discover the legacies, unique influences and stories these fascinating pieces have to tell. Enjoy spotlight displays of co-curated commentary on several elements of Saltram’s collection from a curatorial voice alongside Exeter University students of Chinese heritage, offering their personal reflections and insights on these objects. Chinese Gardens at Saltram is the highlight of the Collaborative Doctoral Award hosted by Saltram with Manchester Met University.

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