Hello friends,
We are glad to introduce our new 3D Space 
Link - https://portal.metadojo.io/dojo/preview/S8nAm
“Changphel” in Tibetan means “Northern Tibetan wool”. It is also the precious raw material used by the handcrafted Tibetan rug workshop owned by Atelier Changphel, a high-end interior lifestyle brand rooted in the culture of Tibet and fusing the Tibetan tradition with modern aesthetic to deliver premium creations that belong to the world of today.
Atelier Changphel represents thousand years long cultures and traditions, but the team behind it are forward thinkers. Not only that they started a Web3 collection featuring Bored Ape and CryptoPunks NFT, they have gone one step ahead planning for retailing in the metaverse.
When they approached the MetaDojo team for collaboration, we came up with the idea of hosting a metaverse exhibition while working on their own Dojo as their future metaverse store. A combination of ancient cultures and futuristic thinking, Meta Pyramids became the perfect place to host one of our community events — an immersive experience of luxury handmade Tibetan rugs.
More info in Medium article - https://metadojo.medium.com/back-to-the-future-experiencing-premium-tibetan-rugs-the-metaverse-way-d171b7596887
If you would like to dig a bit deeper into the cultural meaning and aesthetic appreciation of these magnificent rugs, we have a guided tour video that walks you through each single one of them.
Virtual Tour
About MetaDojo
Dojos are versatile and customizable 3D buildings that can be embedded to websites or deployed to metaverses with ease. Inside these purpose-built metaverse buildings, owners can display and trade their NFT collections, promote products and services, reward users for content created or missions completed, host virtual meetings and events, and much more.
MetaDojo aims at introducing the new metaverse dimension to change how businesses interact with their customers, how communities bring their members together, and how individuals socialize with one another.
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