This classic poem is a practical parable that is also a fitting epitaph for its author. Liu Zhong Yuan's poem "The Carpenter" showcases easily identifiable roots in Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, bearing a simple message that has deep implications. The carpenter with few tools must be a skillful manager of the men with many tools, keeping sight of the entire project and ever vigilant about the goal. In the poem, Zhong Yuan compares the trade of carpentry with that of public manager, pointing out that, at its core, running a country is similar to managing a construction site. One doesn't have to be a master carpenter, a master mason and a master plumber, but instead must be able to coordinate those specialists to produce the desired result. Our Tang Dynasty Chinese Poem Screen featuring "The Carpenter" could be the perfect gift for carpenters and public managers alike. Its simple, hand-painted message offers a meaningful story its owner can relay to every guest, and decorations with meaning are the best decorations of all. Our elegant privacy screens are hand-painted ink and watercolor on silk, constructed to last, yet beautiful enough to stand on their own as works of art. Display our Tang Dynasty Chinese Poem Screen – or gift it to someone important in your life – as a unique story that will entertain and inspire guests for years to come.
$279.00
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Beautifully HAND-PAINTED! | | Dimensions | 72" high x 72" wide | | Material | Hand-painted ink and watercolor silk screen | | Weight | 13.20 lbs (approx) | | Shipping | All shoji screens ship within 2-3 business days via FedEx ground in the continental U.S and are fully insured. For shipping to any other location, or for expedited shipping, please email us or call us toll free (1-888-925-5326) for a rate. We can ship overnight or second-day, and to most other locations in the world. |
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Shipping cost within the U.S.: $29.70
Please contact us for shipping outside the U.S.
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