Five Blessings - Calligraphy 16

by Carmen Lam

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$108

Dimensions

74.000 x 16.500 cm.

Title

Five Blessings - Calligraphy 16

Artist

Carmen Lam

Medium

Painting - Ink On Rice Paper

Description

This piece of artwork meaning is BLESSING, Chinese character Fu福. It was handwritten in five different writes in seal script style (1122 - 221 B.C.) in Chinese calligraphy, and using Chinese brush and traditional ink on sprinkle gold with dragon and phoenix pattern rice paper by Carmen Lam.

These five blessings are considered the components of a perfect life.

These five blessings are 1, Longevity.長壽 2, Wealth.富貴 3, Healthy and Peaceful.康寧 4, Good Morals. 好德 5, a Natural Death.善終. People also always like to use the "five blessings" to make good wishes and good blessings for everything.

Calligraphy is a kind of line art and abstract art that humans express emotions. Chinese calligraphy is the essence of Chinese culture because it is a unique and visual art that covers Chinese language, history, philosophy, calligraphy, and aesthetics. Its performance art is praised as speechless poetry, no dance of the line, the painting without pictures, the silent music.

Honor of featuring this artwork in the following Fine Art America groups:

**Your Story of Art 02/16/2020
**Awesome Asia 02/17/2020

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February 2nd, 2020

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