Intangible Cultural Heritage - Grass Beating Printing

The grass and trees embrace in silence.

People use stone mallets to pound grass, imprinting the green color and the texture of the leaf veins inch by inch into the fabric—this is an ancient technique of "preservation," known as grass pounding printing, also called spring green dyeing.

It is not noisy, yet it allows the soft fabric to remember the original appearance of spring.

In another creative field, a new "dyeing" is quietly taking place.

The collaboration between @ZKcandyHQ and @Galxe, #Starboard does not rely on strong promotion and persuasion, but attempts to weave the value of Web3 into every segment of the gaming experience like veins in fabric.

They entered the ZK ecosystem with the confidence of having over 300 million downloads in the past, yet chose to keep the technology in the background.

Blockchain is no longer a barrier; Gas, private keys, wallets—these terms have been intentionally faded out of the interface. Players just need to enter the game, as if holding a fresh leaf.

Unconsciously, the accumulation of assets and the awareness of ownership have settled like pigments, quiet and profound.

This is a silent transformation:

Not relying on paid user acquisition, but growing organically through experience.

Not emphasizing retention, but naturally rooted due to true ownership.

Just as the grass printing is not about conquering nature, but about learning to communicate with plants.

@ZKcandyHQ does not intend to educate users, but rather invites people to immerse themselves—hidden in the folds of the game is an entire spring.

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