Artistic expressions amidst farming life and the integration of agriculture into artistic works
The National Palace Museum and Chiayi County have joined forces to promote a unique range of agricultural products, as part of a Cobranded products promotion event held at the museum's southern branch in Taibao City.
The event, which took place yesterday, was aimed at increasing sales for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival. A total of 34 agricultural products from Chiayi County are included in the range, with packaging designs inspired by the National Palace Museum's collection.
The products, which will be available for purchase during the Mid-Autumn Festival, feature images from the museum's extensive collection. The collaboration is designed to showcase the cultural heritage of Chiayi County and the National Palace Museum.
National Palace Museum director Hsiao Tsung-huang and Chiayi County Commissioner Wen Chang-liang held a news conference to promote the Cobranded products for the Mid-Autumn Festival. The event was attended by Tsai Tsung-hsun, a photographer from the Taipei Times.
The Cobranded products are agricultural products sourced from Chiayi County and marketed under the theme of the Mid-Autumn Festival. However, the companies manufacturing the products, which are marketing jointly with the National Palace Museum and Chiayi County, were not specified in the provided information.
The promotion is taking place ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival, with the Cobranded products set to be available for the festive occasion. The event was held to highlight the rich cultural heritage of Chiayi County and the National Palace Museum, and to offer consumers a unique product range for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
