Serigraphs & Silkscreen Prints - Page 31

Manufacturer: InfiniteArts Brand: InfiniteArts Color: White

Full colours poster printed on HIGH QUALITY SILK FABRIC

Manufacturer: InfiniteArts Brand: InfiniteArts Color: White

Full colours poster printed on HIGH QUALITY SILK FABRIC

Manufacturer: InfiniteArts Brand: InfiniteArts Color: White

Full colours poster printed on HIGH QUALITY SILK FABRIC

Manufacturer: InfiniteArts Brand: InfiniteArts Color: White

Full colours poster printed on HIGH QUALITY SILK FABRIC

Manufacturer: King Silk Art Brand: King Silk Art Color: Off White Matt with Black Frame B1 37067

King Silk Art makes silk embroidery wall art, 100% hand-stitched by Master Artists in Suzhou, China. Our artwork, Susho, is completely natural, created with tiny needles and pure silk thread. Susho is a 2500 year old family tradition, with a unique and fascinating history. In Feng Shui, trees, forests and forest paths are symbolic of ancient wisdom, the ability to tap into inner resources to navigate life and become wealthy and successful. Images of trees in the home are thought to attract money and wealth. There is a popular saying in China, if you want a year of prosperity, grow lots of wheat. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow lots of trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, have many children. The part about trees is used to describe something very successful, like a tree growing to an impressive height.

Manufacturer: King Silk Art Brand: King Silk Art Color: White Mat, No Frame

Gods and Goddesses in Chinese legends, appear in different stories of creation, and allegories about the trials and tribulations of human nature. One set of legends has to do with seven goddesses, who accidently fell to Earth from heaven. This Silk Artwork tells the story of the goddess who became the wife of a herder and had a child. One day after work, she saw a crane, the legendary form of transportation to heaven. She fantasizes about using its wings to get back home.

Manufacturer: King Silk Art Brand: King Silk Art Color: White Mat, Black Frame

King Silk Art makes silk embroidery wall art, 100% hand-stitched by Master Artists in Suzhou, China. Our artwork, Susho, is completely natural, created with tiny needles and pure silk thread. Susho is a 2500 year old family tradition, with a unique and fascinating history.

Manufacturer: King Silk Art Brand: King Silk Art Color: Off White Matt with Black Frame B1 36107

King Silk Art makes silk embroidery wall art, 100% hand-stitched by Master Artists in Suzhou, China. Our artwork, Susho, is completely natural, created with tiny needles and pure silk thread. Susho is a 2500 year old family tradition, with a unique and fascinating history. In Chinese symbology, orchids are the career flower. Orchids are also symbolic for strength of character and virtue, nobility and gentility. A person of high esteem might be described as having a reputation that surrounds like the fragrance of an orchid. Centuries ago, when Susho began to evolve from home furnishing and clothing, the Emperor and his court wanted wall art to decorate their palaces. The aristocrats favored natural scenes, wanting to capture the detail and texture of flora and fauna. Susho artists learned to please the taste of the elites, by making natural scenes as realistic as possible. Symbolically, the images were meant to permanently capture the essences and benefits of the subjects. Even an Emperor cannot keep an orchid alive forever, but capturing its soul in silk will make it a captive, eternally.

Manufacturer: Sharon Shay Raz & Gavriel Fisher Brand: Sharon Shay Raz & Gavriel Fisher Color: Hod

The Genesis "Day Five - Hod" is the fifth of seven fine art prints. A series of Seven Kabbalah Mandala art, collaboration between Sharon Shay Raz and Gavriel Fisher. On the Fifth day the creation of Fish at sea and birds of Sky. It implicates reproduction and continuity. The Saying: God's action is forever goodness and compassion is in every part of our life. This saying invites us to recognize and be thankful for creation and what we have been blessed. This Mandala symbolizes the four winds of sky and provides firm grounding and stability. It provides a sense of security of where we come from and where we go. The Gold color represents Royalty and sheer power. The Turquoise color represents liberty and freedom. "Genesis" series yields a Mandala for each day of the week. Made using special master technique of combining physical drawing and digital mastering, these artist prints are a real "jewel" for any space. Each Mandala embedded an energetic healing of Judaism, Kabbalah, pray, blessing, protection and balance. All pieces are a product of thought, intention, wisdom and the message of each Mandala is simply to spread light and love.

Brand: King Silk Art Color: Black Mat with Black Frame B1 37034

King Silk Art makes silk embroidery wall art, 100% hand-stitched by Master Artists in Suzhou, China. Our artwork, Susho, is completely natural, created with tiny needles and pure silk thread. Susho is a 2500 year old family tradition, with a unique and fascinating history. . The West Lake (Hangzhou) in southeast China is famous for its history and endless romantic stories. Hangzhou is very popular with tourists for its natural beauty, and unique colors in each of the four seasons. Whether wandering the lakeshore to catch the warm breeze or staying in a teahouse to enjoy a cup of fresh-picked tea sprout, the beauty of Hangzhou, blushing in the autumn has inspired poets, artists and camera-toting tourists. . In Feng Shui, water symbolizes ease, the freedom to move anywhere smoothly and effortlessly. In combination with other objects, water means that the other benefit should come easily, without delay or obstacle. . In both Chinese and Japanese culture, maple leaves are the emblem for lovers. The sweetness of the sap is comparable to the sweetness of love. In the context of a family, maple leaves represent family unity. . In Chinese culture, the color red is very important. Red attracts good fortune and frightens away bad fortune. According to legend, the Chinese people were being terrorized by an enormous beast called the Nian, translating to, ¡°Year¡± in English. . The Nian would appear every New Year's Day, the first day of lunar calendar. Nian would devour the people¡¯s crops, livestock and even children. . One New Year¡¯s Day, the people saw two things. Nian would not eat children wearing red, and some firecrackers frightened Nian. Nian fled before destroying everything and the people decided to prepare. .