Original painting - Irises
In Chinese culture, the iris flower ( yuānwěihuā) is valued for its elegant and graceful appearance despite having less traditional cultural significance compared to other flowers. The iris is sometimes associated with the meaning of "message" or "messenger," stemming from its connection with the Greek goddess Iris, who served as a messenger of the gods. In Chinese contexts, irises can symbolize admiration, courage, and wisdom, appreciated for their serene and delicate beauty in gardens and floral arrangements.
Luminous Colors
18 1/4" x 28 1/8"
Watercolor on double xuan ( rice paper), carefully mounted on Chinese mounting paper. This is an unframed artwork, it is carefully rolled and shipped in a tube. A white border of mounting paper is left around for matting and framing.