~ARTWORK DETAILS~
Title of Artwork: Flower’s Authority
Description: A Gongbi-style watercolor of the Mudan flower, the “king of flowers” in China—symbolizing honor, wealth, love, and feminine beauty.
Calligraphy Background: It is a poem by a famous poet, essayist, and artist in the Song Dynasty named Su Shi which describes the beauty of the Mudan flower but more about the beauty of a young lady with the flower in her hands.
Calligraphy Meaning: “Jade chambers, golden pistils, best held in the delicate hands of a jade-like beauty. The faint moonlight is hazy. And there’s a gentle breeze playing with the sleeves. Warm fragrance, ripe and beautiful. Intoxicated, the cloud-like hair falls over both ears. Many thanks to the craftsmanship of spring. It’s not the red of flowers, but the red of jade.”
~Printed from original painting
~High quality fine art paper
~Two sizes to choose from: 8x10 inches, 11x14 inches
~No white border around the image
NOTE: Frame is NOT included. The photos shown are for illustration purposes only, as to give you an idea how the artwork would look with a frame in your home or office.
~QUALITY~
This art print is created from an original watercolor painting and printed on quality fine art paper.
Please note that due to differences in monitor settings, there may be a slight difference in color between what is shown on your screen and the actual print.
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