Wang Wanqiu, a 28-year-old student at the School of Visual Arts in New York, is revolutionizing the way traditional Chinese culture is perceived by integrating Miao embroidery with cutting-edge digital technology. Her project transforms intricate Miao embroidery patterns into digital collectibles, specifically Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), thereby preserving and promoting this ancient art form in the digital age. Inspired by her master’s program in Design for Social Innovation, Wang noticed a significant lack of Chinese cultural representation in New York’s diverse cultural scene. This observation led her to explore innovative ways to preserve and propagate traditional art forms through digital means. Collaborating with Luo Xianru, a classmate from the Tujia ethnic group, Wang aims to address the declining interest among younger generations and the financial struggles faced by traditional artisans. Their project not only highlights the beauty of Miao embroidery but also ensures its relevance in contemporary digital platforms. By converting these traditional designs into NFTs, Wang and her team are creating a new avenue for cultural transmission and economic sustainability for artisans. This initiative is a testament to the potential of digital technology in preserving and revitalizing traditional art forms, ensuring they are appreciated by future generations.