会客厅里什么能上架，什么不能

▍一、说不清来源的，先放回去

选品会上的头一个问题永远一样：这件东西是谁做的。答不出来，后面的讨论就停了。客人坐下来，手边一件器物，随口问一句「这个谁做的」，店员若答不上来，整间屋子的可信度就掉一截。

所以上架的前提是能写出三行字：出自哪门技艺、哪位老师、核心工序是什么。写不出来，东西再好看也先放着。

木质展台上的器物陈列，留白处放着一只单件漆盒

▍二、养护不了的，不进来

第二道关卡是使用。会客厅不是博物馆，器物要能被拿起、被使用、被带走。有些作品在展柜里极美，但材料娇气，怕光怕潮怕温差，买回家三个月就出问题。这类东西我们倾向于不进，或者进了也只作展示，明确告知不适合日常使用。

同理，超出本地养护条件的也不进。南方潮湿、北方干燥，同一件木胎漆器老化速度不一样。选品时要问一句：客人拿回去，知不知道该怎么放。

▍三、太好卖的，也要留一分警惕

这条听起来反常识。某类小件一旦卖得快，供货方往往会扩产，扩产的路上最容易发生的事，是把手工工序拆成几段外包，或者用更便宜的材料替代。等到品质滑坡被客人发现，伤的是整间空间的信任。

我们的处理办法是慢一点：卖得好的款，反而要重新走一遍工厂与工序，确认扩产之后的做法没变。做不到，就限量，宁可断货。

▍四、剩下的是搭配

单件过关只是及格。一间空间好不好，看的是器物之间能不能对话：深色的漆盒旁边放一只浅色的瓷碗，一只粗陶罐压住一叠薄胎杯，留白的地方放一件小的。搭配的规矩只有一条，别让两件东西抢同一处光。

▍问答

问 ｜ 韵和鸣的非遗会客厅在哪里，能去看吗

答 ｜ 有线下「非遗会客厅」，是可以坐下来看器物、聊手艺的空间，不是柜台式卖场。具体开放时间与到访方式可以通过公众号后台询问，我们会按当时的陈列与合作老师的情况安排。会客厅同时承担联营洽谈与匠人见面的功能。

问 ｜ 在会客厅买和在网上买，有什么不一样

答 ｜ 差别在手与眼。会客厅里可以上手：摸漆面的温度，掂一只碗的分量，看釉在自然光下的颜色；也可以当场问清工序与养护。线上买靠的是图片与说明，所以我们会把材料、工序、可能出现的手工痕迹写清楚，收到之后有疑问随时问。

问 ｜ 买回去不喜欢，能退能换吗

答 ｜ 按平台的售后规则处理，非定制的常规器物在规则范围内可以退换。定制类与联名限定类因为涉及单独下单与制作，会在下单前把条件讲清楚并书面确认。支持回收也是同一套逻辑：器物不该是一次性的，用久了想换个方向，可以回来谈。

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If the Source Cannot Be Stated, It Goes Back

The first question at every selection meeting is the same: who made this. Without an answer, discussion stops. A guest sits down, a piece within reach, and asks who made it; if the staff cannot say, the credibility of the room drops.

So the precondition for display is three lines that can be written: which craft, which maker, which core steps. Without them, however good-looking, the piece waits.

Objects arranged on a wooden display table, a single lacquer box in the open space

The second gate is use. The Salon is not a museum; pieces should be liftable, usable, takeable home. Some work is superb behind glass and fragile in life, sensitive to light, damp and temperature swings, and fails within three months of going home. We tend to keep such pieces out, or show them as display only, stating plainly that they are not for daily use.

Likewise, work beyond local care conditions stays out. The south is damp, the north dry, and the same wooden-bodied lacquer piece ages at different speeds in each. Selection asks one more question: does the buyer know how to keep it once home.

This sounds counterintuitive. When a small item sells fast, suppliers expand, and what expansion most often brings is subcontracting parts of the process or substituting cheaper materials. By the time a drop in quality is noticed, the trust of the whole space is what suffers.

Our approach is to slow down: a strong seller goes back through the workshop and the process to confirm nothing changed in scaling. If it cannot be confirmed, we cap the quantity and accept running out.

Passing individually is only a pass. Whether a room works depends on whether the objects converse: a pale porcelain bowl beside a dark lacquer box, a coarse clay jar anchoring a stack of thin cups, something small in the empty space. There is one rule of combination: never let two pieces compete for the same light.

Where is the YUNHEMING heritage Salon, and can visitors come?

There is a physical heritage Salon, a place to sit, look at objects and talk about craft rather than a counter-style shop. Opening hours and visiting arrangements can be asked through the account's back office, and we arrange according to the current display and the makers involved. The Salon also serves for partnership discussions and meetings with makers.

What differs between buying at the Salon and buying online?

The difference is hand and eye. At the Salon you can handle a piece, feel the cool of a lacquer surface, weigh a bowl, see glaze under daylight, and ask about process and care on the spot. Online buying relies on images and notes, so we state materials, process and the marks handwork may leave, and questions after delivery are welcome.

Can a piece be returned or exchanged if it does not suit?

We follow the platform's after-sales rules, and regular non-custom pieces can be returned or exchanged within them. Custom and limited co-signed work involves a separate order and production run, so terms are explained and confirmed in writing beforehand. Support for buy-back follows the same logic: a vessel should not be disposable, and if after years of use you want to move in another direction, come and talk.

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