Original Painting - Peonies and Cranes
Peonies are known as the "king of flowers" ( huā zhōng zhī wáng) and symbolize prosperity, wealth, and honor. They are often depicted in art and embroidery to convey abundance and good fortune. They hold a deep-rooted significance in Chinese culture, representing prosperity, beauty, femininity, and cultural refinement.
In Chinese culture, cranes symbolize longevity, wisdom, and immortality. They are often associated with purity and grace due to their elegant appearance and soaring flight. Cranes are revered as auspicious creatures that bring good fortune and are frequently depicted in art and folklore as symbols of a long and prosperous life. Their association with the heavens and their role in various myths further enhance their significance as symbols of spiritual transcendence.
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17 3/8" x 25 1/2"
Watercolor on Mulberry 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.