Visitors photograph an exhibit at the 5th Inner Mongolia Folk Arts and Crafts Exhibition. [Photo/Grassland Cloud]

More than 280 works are being featured at the 5th Inner Mongolia Folk Arts and Crafts Exhibition, which opened on July 4 at the Inner Mongolia Art Museum and will run until July 26.

Intangible cultural heritage products on display at the exhibition. [Photo/Grassland Cloud]

Organized by the Inner Mongolia Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the event showcases a wide range of traditional crafts, including leatherwork, embroidery, paper-cutting, ceramics, carving, ethnic costumes, and metalwork.

The exhibition highlights the latest achievements in Inner Mongolia's folk arts and crafts and provides a platform for artisans to exchange skills and ideas.

Exquisite headdresses at the exhibition. [Photo/Grassland Cloud]