【All-Purpose Pouch・Lucky Envelope】Auspicious Floral Phrases・Autumn Chrysanthemums | Pack of 6

Embrace an artistic and aesthetic life. Let's ART in your Life! We wish to hold our best blessings in this all-purpose pouch, for the most special you. | Design Philosophy The auspicious meanings of floral arrangements are paired with elegant Morandi colors, harmonizing with the new classical Chinese linework design. This creates a modern aesthetic while preserving traditional grace and elegance. Let the blessings of "Auspicious Floral Phrases" accompany you anytime, anywhere, adding refinement and beauty to your life. | This creative inspiration is officially authorized by the National Palace Museum, Taipei - "Chrysanthemums" by Zōu Yīguì, Hanging Scroll (Qing Dynasty). All officially authorized products are affixed with the National Palace Museum's laser anti-counterfeiting label. This product is authorized by the National Palace Museum. Authorized products are all affixed with the National Palace Museum's laser anti-counterfeiting label. This painting depicts an autumn scene with various chrysanthemums growing among rocks. Rendered in detailed fine-line brushwork with rich colors, the technique is precise and meticulous, with a vibrant and opulent palette, exuding a refined and exquisite charm. The flowers are first outlined and filled, while the leaves are painted using the boneless technique, and the petals are tinged with white. The arrangement of the leaves appears somewhat flat and uninspired, adhering to a conventional style. The centers of the wild chrysanthemums are dotted with colors like gamboge, lending a sense of three-dimensionality. Chrysanthemums, fearless of the cold frost, bloom proudly in the autumn and winter seasons, deeply cherished by ancient scholars. Zōu Yīguì (1686-1772), a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu. He served as Vice Minister of the Ministry of Rites and was skilled in fine-line floral painting, authoring "The Painting Manual of Little Mountains." This painting depicts an autumn scene with various chrysanthemums growing among rocks. Rendered in detailed fine-line brushwork with rich colors, the technique is precise and meticulous, with a vibrant and opulent palette, exuding a refined and exquisite charm. The flowers are first outlined and filled, while the leaves are painted using the boneless technique, and the petals are tinged with white. The arrangement of the leaves appears somewhat flat and uninspired, adhering to a conventional style. Zōu Yīguì was born in the 25th year of the Kangxi Emperor's reign (1686 CE) and passed away in the 37th year of the Qianlong Emperor's reign (1772 CE). He was a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu. His courtesy name was Yuánbāo, and his art names were Xiǎoshān and Rènqīng, later in life, Èr Zhī Lǎorén. He became a *jinshi* in the fifth year of the Yongzheng Emperor's reign and served as Vice Minister of the Ministry of Rites, with the added title of Minister. He authored "The Painting Manual of Little Mountains." Zōu Yīguì's paintings were originally inspired by Yùn Nántián, but as many of his works were created for imperial commissions, he adhered strictly to established conventions and dared not deviate from the prescribed boundaries. Consequently, his brushwork is meticulous, and his coloring is both elegant and vibrant. | Specifications Dimensions: H23 × W9 × D0.1 cm Packaging Material: OPP Bag Product Material: Art Paper Quantity: 6 pieces per pack Origin: Taiwan