Fridge megnet of Yongle Palace Caisson ceiling, one of the filming locations for Balck Myth:Wukong

This Fridge Megnet (material: wood, with 5 layers) is inspired by the caisson ceiling of Yongle Palace, located in Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province, China, is one of the three largest Taoist temples in China and the largest Taoist temple remaining from the Yuan Dynasty.

Yongle Palace is one of the filming locations for the Black Myth: Wukong. It is world-renowned for its architectural art and murals, this caisson ceilings are part of the temple's rich decorative scheme, which includes vibrant murals and vivid sculptures that embody the aesthetic of the Yuan Dynasty。The caissons and murals are not just parts of the "real space" of the architecture; they also create an "imaginary space" that invites visitors to engage with the space on a deeper level

When you at Xiaoxitian of Black Myth: Wukong, Look upon in the palace and you will find these magnificent ceilings, which called Caisson cellings (Zaojing) in China.

Caisson ceilings are a distinctive feature of classical Chinese architecture, often located at the center of the ceiling in a sunken design that is square, polygonal, or circular, adorned with exquisite carvings or painted patterns.