DISCOVER THE PRANACRAFT STORY
In the fast-paced rhythm of modern life, we often forget that we are part of a greater, natural whole. Prana Craft is the shared vision of three founders who believe that true craftsmanship is not about conquering material, but about restoring our lost connection with Nature and our True Self.
"Prana"—the vital breath—is the heartbeat of the universe. It flows through the grain of wood, the scent of herbs, and the focus of the human mind. We do not create energy; we merely align with it. Our philosophy is simple: To work with one's hands is to converse with Nature.
We facilitate a journey inward, through the medium of the outward. Through our curated workshops and private mentorships, we offer more than techniques; we offer pathways to stillness. Whether through art or metaphysics, we seek the state of "flow" where the maker and the making become one—aligning with natural lines rather than forcing artificial forms.
This is the essence of our practice: The "Qi-Object" Connection. Every artifact and every lesson is a mirror. When the balance within a creation is perfect, it resonates with the order of nature. In that moment of resonance, the noise of the world fades, and you meet your True Self—authentic, grounded, and vibrant.
Prana Craft is an invitation to slow down and listen. It is a sanctuary where the wisdom of the founders meets your own potential, using the tangible to touch the intangible, and helping you find your center in a chaotic world.
Dr. Wang Ruofan
A Ph.D. scholar of comparative literature and curator of sacred arts, Dr. Wang explores the intersection of spiritual tradition and visual aesthetics. Her extensive research in Thangka art and Tibetan culture bridges the gap between ancient philosophy and contemporary artistic living.
Dedicated to cross-cultural dialogue, she integrates deep academic rigor with the practice of mindfulness, offering a profound theoretical foundation for the appreciation of Eastern arts.
Professional Profile:
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Director, Thangka Art Center (Shanghai United Calligraphy and Painting Institute).
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Vice President, Thangka Art Research Association Hong Kong.
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Published author and translator in English and French literature.
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Guest Lecturer at the United Nations Asian Religious and Cultural Conference.
Master Deyu
A fortune teller, Feng Shui master, and divination practitioner specializing in Bazi (Four Pillars of Destiny) analysis. He has studied I Ching for fourteen years, mastering the systems of Bazi, Feng Shui, divination, face reading, and name analysis, developing his own unique style. He provides Feng Shui consultations, Bazi analysis, and divination for clients of Chinese descent in mainland China, Taiwan, Canada, the United States, Germany, France, Australia, Ghana, Bahrain, and other countries and regions. He is employed as a full-time divination practitioner by an investment company in Guangzhou and a full-time Feng Shui master by a real estate company in Toronto. He also actively promotes Chinese I Ching culture, offering courses in Feng Shui, Divination, and Face Reading, having taught over a hundred classes to thousands of students.
Professor Tian Tian
Co-founder and Executive Director of J&T Culture Co., Ltd.
President of the Montreal Branch of the North American Alumni Association of Renmin University of China
Executive President of the Yunnan Association of Quebec
Graduated from the School of Business, Renmin University of China; Member of the Fengtai District Calligraphers Association, Beijing; Guest Lecturer of the Xicheng District Public Welfare Rainbow Classroom, Beijing
Studied under the renowned calligrapher and calligraphy educator Professor Nie Junsheng and Professor Zheng Xiaohua, Dean of the School of Arts, Renmin University of China, from a young age. Served as a judge for calligraphy art exhibitions on numerous occasions alongside her mentor, Professor Nie Junsheng, including the large-scale calligraphy and painting exhibition "Brush and Ink Should Follow the Times" held in Beijing.
