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Chinese Wall Fans :: Fiery Dragons

Fiery Dragons

Fiery Dragons
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Two golden dragons oppose each other in classic Asian style in this magnificent piece. The dragon is symbolic of courage and eternal life in Asian culture, while gold signifies strength and wealth. The background color of red is a lucky color in Chinese tradition and is beneficial for attracting good fortune.


40" width $28.95
60" width $38.95
Size
Table_Stand

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 Beautifully HAND-PAINTED!
Dimensions24" height x 40" width
35" height x 60" width
MaterialHandpainted rayon canvas on bamboo frame
Shipping
All Chinese wall fans ship the same or next business day via 2-day priority mail or UPS ground to the U.S. and Canada. For expedited shipping please contact us for a rate. Chinese wall fans can ship internationally and are sent with 7-10 day express air mail.

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Shipping cost within the U.S.: $4.95
*A minimum total shipping rate may apply.
A rate outside the U.S. can be found during checkout.
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Customer Feedback:

This item is simply georgous! I have it hanging above my fireplace. The colors are rich and vibrant. If I had another big wall, I would buy another one!
    Patti, Texas

All things have a story...

The color red has a long history and a great deal of symbolism behind it in regard to Chinese culture. It is considered to be particularly lucky in China and is synonymous with strength, happiness, prosperity, good fortune, fame, energy and warmth. In ancient Chinese history, red was used it tombs in the way of cinnabars. For over a thousand years, Chinese restaurants and businesses have made an abundant use of red paint and red decor, believing it to bring more business. In China, it is widely known that a red door is symbolic of good luck, as are red flowers.

From the years 1027-256 BC, the Zhou dynasty ruled China. It was believed the Zhou dynasty began its rule with the appearance of a red raven and so thought the color auspicious. During the Zhou dynasty, people were encouraged to use red as much as possible, including red hats, red clothing, red flags, red emblems, etc. The long-standing tradition of red in China continued into the 20th century with Communism. The Communists had Mao’s "Little Red Book" and the "Red Guard". Even today, red still dominates China during the Lantern Festivals held in January. When brides marry in Chinese culture, they usually wear a red cheongsam. The father of a newborn boy gives red eggs to friends and family. During Chinese New Year, money is exchanged between friends, family, associates, colleagues and companies in small "luck red" envelopes.

The Japanese thought so much of red they based the symbol of their flag on that color – a red rising sun. Today the tradition of using red continues in China. Red is a yang color, full of energy and perfect for stimulating energy. Use it in your decor to invigorate and inspire.




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