1) The current situation of the wooden handicraft industry

Crafts are the most personalized industry, a combination of culture and art. Wooden crafts are widely used in the production and production of gifts, home decorations, garden products, and more.

The design, production, and craftsmanship of wooden handicrafts have become increasingly mature. High precision laser carving has helped more enterprises enter this threshold, and has also extended more imaginative handicrafts. Traditional ethnic wood is highly favored by foreign buyers, and demand has been increasing in recent years. Exquisite root carvings, elegant and high-end Buddha carvings, special wood cups, wooden keychains, and other popular products are all highly regarded.

In recent years, Chinese wooden handicraft enterprises have continuously increased their efforts in product research and design. Through various measures, wooden handicraft enterprises have generally reported a significant increase in export volume. In the long run, the international market demand for wooden handicrafts is broad, and China's export of wooden handicraft products is growing rapidly.

2) Introduction to Main Products in the Wooden Crafts Industry

Wooden photo frames, picture frames, mirror frames

The global market value of high-quality wooden photo frames is approximately 800 million US dollars per year, with Italy and Spain providing the highest supply, accounting for 30% of the world's total, while other European countries supply 10%, the United States supply 10%, Indonesia supply 8%, Malaysian suppliers supply about 2%, and other countries supply 10%. Taiwan used to be a strong export region for photo frames, ranking among the top 10 export regions for photo frames and wooden strips in the world. However, as the cost of factories in the region continued to increase, Taiwanese manufacturers shifted to producing photo frame wooden strips throughout Asia.

In recent years, the export of wooden photo frames, picture frames, and mirror frames in China has developed very rapidly. In 2003, exports amounted to 191 million US dollars; In 2007, exports reached $366 million, a 100% year-on-year increase compared to 2003. The United States is the main export target of this product in China, accounting for 48%, with nearly half of the market share. The other main export targets are Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Japan, and the United Kingdom in order.

Wood carving, wood fan

From 2003 to 2015, China's exports of wood carvings and wooden fans increased over the years, with exports reaching 317 million US dollars in 2007, a slight decline compared to 2006. The largest export target for wood carvings and wooden fans is the United States, accounting for 42%, followed by Japan, accounting for 15%, with great development potential; The other main export targets are Germany, Spain, France, and so on.

(1) Main export markets for wooden handicrafts

The export of Chinese wooden handicrafts (mainly referring to the above types of products) is mainly concentrated in developed countries such as Asia, Europe and America, with the United States accounting for more than one-third of the market share at 37%, Japan 17%, Hong Kong 7%, the UK 5%, and Germany 5%. These five regions are the main export countries of Chinese wooden handicrafts.

(2) Analysis of International Market Demand for Wooden Crafts Industry

United States

China is the largest importer of wooden handicrafts (mainly referring to the above products) to the United States, accounting for 45%, nearly half of the market share; Canada 21%; Mexico 6%; Thailand 5%; Brazil 4%.

(3) Main export markets for the wooden handicraft industry

Japan

China is the largest importer of this product (mainly referring to the above major products) from Japan, with imports accounting for 61%, over half of the market share, Indonesia accounting for 17%, Thailand accounting for 5%, Malaysia 4%, and the Philippines 3%.

(4) Analysis of International Market Demand for Wooden Crafts Industry

Hong Kong

China accounts for 91% of the import countries and regions of Hong Kong's wooden handicrafts (mainly referring to the above main products), followed by Germany, Switzerland, the United States, and Japan.