This is the biggest antique shop in Xi'an. This gift shop not only offers a large variety of items, but also guarantees that all of them are certified by experts in art and history. Of course, if you can't afford the original statues, pottery, etc., there are exact copies available.

The Zhuque Antique Market also called the Xian Antique market is the largest market of its kind in the city. Serious collectors from all over China and the world come here to find ancient objects from the many well known dynasties that once ruled the country.
The Zhuque Antique Market is located between the Zhuque Street and the South Second Ring Road. It was established in 1998. There are hundreds of shops selling genuine antiques for collectors and replicas for tourists to purchase as souvenirs. A morning market is held on Saturdays where serious antique collectors come to find treasures.
The Zhuque Antique Market sells all types of antiques from furniture to ancient coins. Visitors can buy silk rugs, woolen blankets, tri colored pottery from the Tang Dynasty, vases, jade objects, cloisonné objects, porcelain vases and pots from different dynasties, paintings, calligraphy, clay models from the terracotta army museum located near the city and bronze artifacts. Serious collectors may also find genuine vases from the Ming Dynasty. Two halls at the market house an antique exchange where Chinese and international antique dealers meet and interact with each other. Antiques falling under 35 categories and over 200 types are sold and purchased every day at the Zhuque Antique Market.

Farmers' Paintings Shop is situated behind the Little Wild Goose Pagoda. This small shop offers a wide selection of Chinese folk and peasant paintings. The artists often represent birds, flowers, animals and farmers in their paintings. The drawing technique they use is Chinese brush painting. This type of art is extremely popular among Huxian peasants who make their living selling these paintings.

Xian is heaven for antique hunters and Wu Ji Antique City is an ideal place to spend your time looking for antique treasures. The city covers a surface of 7,000 square meters and comprises over 600 antique shops. Also, it is a suitable place to acquaint yourself with China's unique culture while buying souvenirs.

The Shu Yuan Men Street also called the Arts Street or the Calligraphy Street has shops dating back to over 400 years. They sell Chinese arts, crafts, calligraphy and traditional Chinese paintings.
The Shu Yuan Men Street is a small crowded street located behind the Forest of Steles Museum in Xian. The entrance is through an ancient gate called the South Gate. The street gets its name from the Guanzhong Shuyuan which was once a school for classical learning. Today, the Xian normal School and a primary school are located on the site of the old Guanzhong Shuyuan. The shops retain the old facades of buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
The Shu Yuan Men Street has stores selling traditional hand crafted objects. Oriental paintings of different styles are also available at the market. Visitors looking for genuine calligraphy scrolls can buy them at the many stores located here. They also sell calligraphy brushes, inks and other accessories for serious calligraphists. One can also buy jade articles, jewelry, antiques and folk artifacts at the market. The old Muslim Quarter at the northern end of the street has a gallery of traditional Chinese paintings. The gallery is housed in an old Ming style building with a courtyard where artists still produce traditional Chinese paintings.