Orchids are symbolic of refinement, rare beauty, and elegance; they are also a symbol of virtue and moral integrity in Chinese literature. 25 × 17 in, in private collection 18 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 18 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 15 × 15 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 14 in ...
Meihua, the plum blossom, blooms in the depth of winter cold, making it a symbol of perseverance, quiet strength, and renewal. 18 × 20 in, in private collection 18 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 16 in, in private collection 16 × 18 in, in private collection 14 × 12 in Contact us about this piece 18 × 14 in Contact us about this piece ...
Bamboo bends in the wind without breaking, making it a classical symbol of resilience, flexibility, and moral integrity. 27 × 54 in Contact us about this piece 27 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 27 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 27 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 27 × 54 in Contact us about this piece
Chrysanthemums bloom latest into autumn, prized as a symbol of longevity, nobility, and quiet perseverance through hardship. 24 × 18 in, in private collection 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 16 in, in private collection 14 × 12 in Contact us about this piece 18 × 16 in, in private collection 18 × 16 in, in private collection 16 × 14 in ...
Lotus is known for its ability to emerge from mud pure and unstained, symbolizing purity, spiritual enlightenment, and resilience. 30 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 30 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 30 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 30 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 30 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 30 × 16 in Contact us about this piece ...
The kingfisher’s brilliant plumage has long inspired Chinese art, symbolizing beauty, vitality, and harmony with the natural world. 28 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 40 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 40 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 40 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 16 in Contact us about this piece ...
Iris is seen as a symbol of hope and the promise of future prosperity; its delicate beauty also embodies elegance and grace. 24 × 18 in, in private collection 27 × 8 in Contact us about this piece 27 × 8 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 8 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in ...
Peonies are known as the “king of flowers,” representing wealth, honor, and prosperity; they are a national symbol and embody opulence and high social rank. 24 × 18 in, in private collection 24 × 18 in, in private collection 24 × 18 in, in private collection 18 × 16 in, in private collection 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in ...
Hydrangeas aren’t part of traditional Chinese flower symbolism, but their lush, abundant blossoms are often taken to represent gratitude, grace, and heartfelt emotion. 34 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 34 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 34 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 34 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 24 × 14 in Contact us about this piece
Narcissus represents good fortune, prosperity, and new beginnings, often associated with the Lunar New Year for its timely bloom. 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 17 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 16 in Contact us about this piece ...
The dragon is one of the most revered figures in Chinese culture, representing power, strength, and good fortune. 26 × 20 in, in private collection 26 × 20 in, in private collection 26 × 20 in, in private collection 26 × 20 in, in private collection 26 × 20 in, in private collection 26 × 20 in Contact us about this piece 26 × 20 in ...
Gongbi and mogufa are two classical Chinese painting techniques: gongbi’s fine, meticulous outlines contrasted with mogufa’s “boneless” brushwork, built from color and ink alone. 16 × 14 in, in private collection 16 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 24 × 16 in Contact us about this piece 26 × 18 in, in private collection ...
Herons are admired for their purity, patience, and quiet elegance, and their name’s likeness to the word for “path” makes them a traditional symbol of career advancement. 28 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 28 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 28 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 28 × 18 in Contact us about this piece 28 × 18 in Contact us about this piece ...
Cats are treasured in Chinese art for their playful charm, and their name’s phonetic link to the word for “octogenarian” makes them a traditional wish for a long life. 20 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 25 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 26 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 18 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 28 × 14 in ...
Fish are a beloved symbol of abundance and prosperity in Chinese art, their name a phonetic pun on the word for “surplus.” 22 × 22 in, in private collection 22 × 22 in, in private collection 22 × 22 in, in private collection 22 × 22 in, in private collection 22 × 22 in Contact us about this piece 14 × 14 in, in private collection ...
The rooster embodies vigilance and courage in Chinese tradition, its dawn crow long taken as a symbol of new beginnings. 20 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 16 × 14 in Contact us about this piece
Rendered here in vivid color rather than traditional ink tones, these lotus paintings carry the same symbolism of purity and resilience in a more vibrant, contemporary palette. 33 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 33 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 33 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 33 × 14 in Contact us about this piece 33 × 14 in ...