Conveniently located near our exhibition gallery, on the 3rd floor of the Hilton San Francisco Financial District, our gallery shop offers a wide selection of Chinese-themed merchandise, including art pieces, antiques, jewelry, ceramics, books and souvenirs. In addition, the shop often features merchandise selected to complement our exhibitions, and available for a limited time only. To explore our full range of merchandise, please visit us today! Your purchase will help support the Center’s educational programs and exhibitions.

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Business Hours:

Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Sunday: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm (during exhibitions only)

Closed during holidays.

For more information, please call (415) 986-1822 ext.24

This Month’s Feature:

Jewelry by Pat Tseng

Pat Tseng has been designing jewelry since the mid 70s and her works have been featured a number of institutions including the Bowers Museum of Cultural Arts, the De Young Museum, the Asian Art Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. In her necklaces, the artist uses materials such as jades, silver, coral, ivory, and other semi precious stones. Choosing them carefully, she combines these materials with silk cords, painstakingly hand-sewn to the desired width. These tube like silk cords have become Tseng’s signature design.

Photograph: Jade dragon pendant and serpentine rings & beads with a gold silk cord

Current Manager Picks:

Dora Hsiung: Chromatic Constructions

In conjunction with our Xian Rui series’ exhibition, “Chromatic Constructions: Contemporary Fiber Art by Dora Hsiung”, the Chinese Culture Center is also publishing this wonderful catalog. The book includes a great number of colored photographs, featuring exhibited artworks and much more.

The catalog is now availble for purchase in our gallery shop, or online.

>>> PREVIEW AND BUY NOW !

San Francisco’s Chinatown (2006)

by Judy Yung & Chinese Historical Society of America

This book is a collection of vintage photographs, taken from public archives and private collections, that offers a look at the hidden face of Chinatown and shows the realities of daily life and how the Chinese community struggled against racial hostility, exclusion laws, two major earthquakes, and urban renewal. The images are organized into three historical periods, providing a view of this community’s transformation from the 1850s to the present day.

“In Love” – sculpture by Feng Jin

Our gallery shop currently carries a few sculptures by Feng Jin, a Chinese artist and professional metal sculptor, whose work can be seen throughout the Bay Area. Here, the abstract “In Love” scupture outlines the faces of a man and woman kissing. For more information about Feng Jin’s work, please click here.