Tulou Collection

Portrait of the composer and flautist Jean-Louis Tulou (1786-1865), 1830-1839. Private Collection

Portrait of the composer and flautist Jean-Louis Tulou (1786-1865), ca 1860. Private Collection

Portrait of the flute player Jean-Louis Tulou (1786-1865), c. 1840. Artist: Anonymous
Portrait of the flute player Jean-Louis Tulou (1786-1865), c. 1840. Private Collection

Tianluokeng Tulou cluster, UNESCO World Heritage site, Fujian, China These are earthen houses
Tianluokeng Tulou cluster, UNESCO World Heritage site, Fujian, China. These are tall, circular, earthen houses sheltering up to 800 people each

Inside Yuqing Tulou in Chuxi Tulou Cluster, UNESCO World Heritage site, Yongding, Fujian, China. These are tall, circular, earthen houses sheltering up to 800 people each

Chengqi Tulou in Gaobei Tulou Cluster, UNESCO World Heritage site, Yongding, Fujian, China. These are tall, circular, earthen houses sheltering up to 800 people each

Fujian Tulou
Vector Fujian Tulou

Fujian Tulou (Mud Building), World Heritage site
Living in Tulou (mud building) in Fujian, China

Fujian Tulou (Mud Building), World Heritage site
Tulou (mud building) in different shapes, circular or rectangular, all made of mud and normally house 100-200 families

Fujian Tulou in World Heritage site
Ancestor worship place surrounded by two layers of circular buildings, Tulou in Fujian, China

Chuxi Tulou Cluster at sunset
Traditional housing for Hakka people in Fujian Province, China, which is the World Heritage Site

Great Wall of Fujian Tulou
Traditional housing for Hakka people in Valley, Yongding city, Fujian Province, China

Hakka Tulou round earth buildings, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fujian Province, China, Asia

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Discover the fascinating world of Tulou, a name that encompasses both the renowned composer and flautist Jean-Louis Tulou and the remarkable earthen houses found in Fujian, China. In this captivating portrait from around 1860, we catch a glimpse of the talented musician Jean-Louis Tulou. Known for his mastery of the flute, Tulou's melodic compositions continue to enchant audiences even today. Another anonymous artwork from circa 1840 showcases him passionately playing his beloved instrument, capturing his dedication to music. But there is more to Tulou than just its musical connection. The Tianluokeng Tulou cluster stands proudly as a UNESCO World Heritage site in Fujian province. These unique earthen houses are architectural marvels that have withstood the test of time. Step inside Yuqing Tulou within Chuxi Tulou Cluster or Chengqi Tulou in Gaobei Tulou Cluster and be transported back in time. Marvel at their intricate designs and experience firsthand how these structures have provided shelter for generations. The beauty of Fujian's tulous extends beyond their exteriors; they hold stories within their walls too. Wander through Yuqing Tulou once again and immerse yourself in its rich history. Feel the echoes of past lives as you explore every nook and cranny. Fujian's tulous have left an indelible mark on Chinese culture, so much so that they were featured on postage stamps—a testament to their significance. Recognized as World Heritage sites, these mud buildings stand tall as symbols of resilience and ingenuity. Uncover the wonders hidden within Fujian's tulous—the legacy left by Jean-Louis Toulon's melodies intertwines with these magnificent structures' tales—creating an extraordinary narrative that continues to captivate all who encounter it.