INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHILDREN'S RHYME PAINTING Material: Engraved lacquer - Size: 60 x 100 cm Adapted from the Hang Trong folk painting Many children are depicted in the painting to illustrate the wish for many descendants to continue the family line. Their playful activities represent a wish for peace and happiness. A child riding on the back of a reindeer symbolizes a wish for abundant blessings. In the third group of children, from the left, a child is carried on a palanquin like an official or nobleman, representing a wish for high rank and power. In the two groups of children in the middle, one child uses a lotus flower as a canopy. The canopy ritual is reserved for high-ranking officials, and the lotus flower symbolizes a wish for lasting and eternal good fortune. In the group on the right, the boy at the top opens a box from which a three-legged toad emerges. This image symbolizes a wish for the children's success in their studies and examinations. The "Children's Rhymes" painting is suitable as a gift for holidays, birthdays, and longevity celebrations for grandparents, conveying wishes for many obedient children and grandchildren, continued family lineage, and academic success. It's also perfect for newlyweds, wishing them the early birth of a precious child, a large and intelligent family, and a happy life.Children's rhyme paintings
Việt Nam•22/11/2023 INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHILDREN'S RHYME PAINTING Material: Engraved lacquer - Size: 60 x 100 cm Adapted from the Hang Trong folk painting Many children are depicted in the painting to illustrate the wish for many descendants to continue the family line. Their playful activities represent a wish for peace and happiness. A child riding on the back of a reindeer symbolizes a wish for abundant blessings. In the third group of children, from the left, a child is carried on a palanquin like an official or nobleman, representing a wish for high rank and power. In the two groups of children in the middle, one child uses a lotus flower as a canopy. The canopy ritual is reserved for high-ranking officials, and the lotus flower symbolizes a wish for lasting and eternal good fortune. In the group on the right, the boy at the top opens a box from which a three-legged toad emerges. This image symbolizes a wish for the children's success in their studies and examinations. The "Children's Rhymes" painting is suitable as a gift for holidays, birthdays, and longevity celebrations for grandparents, conveying wishes for many obedient children and grandchildren, continued family lineage, and academic success. It's also perfect for newlyweds, wishing them the early birth of a precious child, a large and intelligent family, and a happy life.You may also like
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