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5/52010
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This is a very auspicious wall hanging that combines Chinese knotting (Asian knot) and cloisonné (Jingtailan/Shippo-yaki). It is very beautiful. It has been kept in a collection, unused. There are no noticeable scratches, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned as it is an old item. The leather on the back is slightly discolored. Please check the photos. Size: Total length from top to bottom: approx. 110cm Metal disc part only: 14 x 14cm The central disc is made of "Jingtailan," a traditional Chinese cloisonné. It is a craftwork in which colorful glass-like glaze is baked onto a metal base. The surrounding area is adorned with "Chinese knotting," which is intricately woven with red string. In Chinese culture, mandarin ducks are believed to be birds that stay together for life, symbolizing marital harmony, unwavering love, and fidelity. Lotus: Symbolizes purity and harmony because it blooms a pure flower from the mud. Also, combining mandarin ducks and lotus creates the meaning of "continuous (same sound as lotus)," implying a happy married life and a wish for children. The intricate knots woven with red string signify good luck, prosperity, and warding off evil, and are popular as decorations for celebrations and the New Year.
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