Handwoven Silk Chinese Embroidery - 10 Pandas (153 Cm X 73 Cm) 1
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:33351 | Maker: Handmade |
| Age: 20th Century | Type: Kimonos, Robes & Textiles |
| Region of Origin: China | Primary Material: Silk & Fabric |
| Original/Reproduction: Vintage Reproduction |
About the ItemYou're viewing a 100% handmade, authentic silk Chinese embroidery featuring ten majestic pandas. This artwork contains ten peaceful pandas relaxing in the forest and eating bamboo from the trees. With this item, you will notice its glossy texture and multi-colored threads woven to create gorgeous and vivid colors. The background of the grass seems painted but is actually finely and professionally woven to create a soft look. We would like to emphasize the amount... of quality and care put into this product, as the creator of this design carefully stitched together the details of this embroidery, taking at least 3 years to finish. We know you will enjoy this unique, authentic product!
The Symbol of the PandaPanda is one of the most recognized animals from China. Regarded as a symbol for friendship and peace, these pandas have attracted many people around the world by their beautiful coats and playful nature. Panda has a special place in Chinese culture, its many characteristics and qualities of the animal are qualities revered by Chinese society as a whole. During the Xizhou Dynasty, panda was given a special name ‘Zouya’ by people in Pingwu. The Zouya was thought to be a gentle animal that never hurt a man or beast. Thus, panda became a symbol of peace. At that time, when an army raised a flag with an image of the Zouya during the battle, they would stop the fighting immediately and a temporary peace would ensue. Today, the panda is still a symbol of peace and China has given its many pandas to many nations such as Soviet Union, Japan, North Korea, United States, Britain, France, Federal Germany, Spain and Mexico as a gesture of peaceful relations. In certain places, panda is seen as a symbol of good luck.
The giant panda was thought to be a physical manifestation of the Yin-Yang as its body is both white and black, the two colors standing in stark contrast to one another on the animal’s pelt. The panda’s placid nature is a demonstration of how the Yin and Yang, when perfectly balanced, contribute to peace and harmony. While dragon has historically served as China’s national emblem, the giant panda has served as an emblem for the country too in recent decades. Its image appears on a large number of modern Chinese commemorative gold, silver and platinum coins.
FAQThe creators of our unique Chinese Embroideries chose to hand down their finished artwork to our company, and since then we have been caring for and selling these products with great pride. We are proud of these fine artworks because of their authenticity in being 100% handmade all with real silk and beautiful portrayals of what the symbols represent in Chinese culture.Since we are a framing company, the reason why we do not frame these embroideries is because of how prone to breakage the framed item would be. We apologize for this inconvenience.We promise speedy shipping, affordable prices, and amazing quality items. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions. Our customers are our number one priority! Insurance is included in our free shipping and handling. (free shipping qualified only for US buyers)We allow returns within 14 days, money back guaranteed!
**** Check out our other Chinese embroideries, all handwoven with authentic silk and each are unique to their own design and size! Includes cranes, horses, the immortals, and more! ****
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The Symbol of the PandaPanda is one of the most recognized animals from China. Regarded as a symbol for friendship and peace, these pandas have attracted many people around the world by their beautiful coats and playful nature. Panda has a special place in Chinese culture, its many characteristics and qualities of the animal are qualities revered by Chinese society as a whole. During the Xizhou Dynasty, panda was given a special name ‘Zouya’ by people in Pingwu. The Zouya was thought to be a gentle animal that never hurt a man or beast. Thus, panda became a symbol of peace. At that time, when an army raised a flag with an image of the Zouya during the battle, they would stop the fighting immediately and a temporary peace would ensue. Today, the panda is still a symbol of peace and China has given its many pandas to many nations such as Soviet Union, Japan, North Korea, United States, Britain, France, Federal Germany, Spain and Mexico as a gesture of peaceful relations. In certain places, panda is seen as a symbol of good luck.
The giant panda was thought to be a physical manifestation of the Yin-Yang as its body is both white and black, the two colors standing in stark contrast to one another on the animal’s pelt. The panda’s placid nature is a demonstration of how the Yin and Yang, when perfectly balanced, contribute to peace and harmony. While dragon has historically served as China’s national emblem, the giant panda has served as an emblem for the country too in recent decades. Its image appears on a large number of modern Chinese commemorative gold, silver and platinum coins.
FAQThe creators of our unique Chinese Embroideries chose to hand down their finished artwork to our company, and since then we have been caring for and selling these products with great pride. We are proud of these fine artworks because of their authenticity in being 100% handmade all with real silk and beautiful portrayals of what the symbols represent in Chinese culture.Since we are a framing company, the reason why we do not frame these embroideries is because of how prone to breakage the framed item would be. We apologize for this inconvenience.We promise speedy shipping, affordable prices, and amazing quality items. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions. Our customers are our number one priority! Insurance is included in our free shipping and handling. (free shipping qualified only for US buyers)We allow returns within 14 days, money back guaranteed!
**** Check out our other Chinese embroideries, all handwoven with authentic silk and each are unique to their own design and size! Includes cranes, horses, the immortals, and more! ****
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