Mortared brick carvings have a long-standing historical and cultural background in architectural decoration.

Traditional Chinese courtyard, a typical example being the Siheyuan (four-sides courtyard) and courtyard architecture, often adorned with blue bricks and tiles, and brick carvings. Not only do they have a long lifespan, but they also embody simplicity, elegance, and understated beauty. Brick carvings have become a "trendy" decorative element in Chinese architecture, with a history of nearly a thousand years.

Most people's affection for Chinese courtyard gardens is deeply rooted, with traditional architectural styles more in line with our personalities and living needs. Especially for those from the '60s and '70s, there's a strong sense of attachment. Now, as more people flock to the cities, there's an increasing longing for the traditional courtyard living style.

Courtyard, as the name implies, is a walled-in yard with a central open space (the courtyard). The courtyard is typically paved with simple, elegant antique-style tiles, with the traditional siheyuan (a quadrangle courtyard) being a particularly representative example. It offers a soothing and tranquil atmosphere, a close and natural feel, and a joyful sense of ease!