For over 20 years Sebastian Tajl has been promoting Poland in China, introducing the people of the Middle Kingdom to Polish culture, tourism, and art. To date, he has organized 6 non-commercial exhibitions, which were presented, among other places, as part of the Polish Days in Chengdu and Chengdu Design & Creativity Week. His exhibition of Polish artistic jewelry with amber „Beauty Stored in Time”, which is the largest amber presentation ever organized in Asia, has had 4 editions so far – in Guiyang (2018), Kaifeng (2019) and Kunming (2021 year). Currently, this exhibition – under the name „Instant And Eternity – Moment and Eternity” – is presented at the National Museum in Tianjin (from April 30). It consists of almost 600 exhibits, mainly jewelry and everyday items created by 75 renowned Polish artists, designers and jewelers.
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„For merits in popularizing Polish culture and the Polish language in the People's Republic of China, Sebastian Tajl was awarded a Bronze Cross of Merit by President Andrzej Duda for his contributions to the promotion of Poland abroad.
Sebastien Tajl is a personality. Like probably no one else, he is able to use the bridge that is amber and, by showing its beauty, bring people together in common action, transmitting good energy. Not without reason the International Association of Amber Enthusiasts, and specifically the chapter, decided to grant Sebastian Tajl the title. Amber of the Year 2022. „Beauty preserved in time” is the title of one of the incredible exhibitions organized by him with meticulous attention to the smallest detail. He is a perfectionist; I know what I’m talking about – I had the extraordinary pleasure of working with Sebastian. I think I’m practically certain that Sebastian’s ideas for amber are still being born in his head and we’ll probably hear about another unique project soon. It’s a great honor for the International Amber Association to have such a wonderful, active and creative person among our members – concluded Ewa Wagner-Wysiecka, President of the International Amber Association.

