Year of The Dragon
The color choice are inspire by Blue and white porcelain which was first discovered in Tang Dynasty the delicacy of China porcelain creates a strong contrast between the agile movement of the dragon emphasizing the nature of its power and strength. The white soft little flowers are Cherry blossoms often blossoming in the wintertime around […]
The color choice are inspire by Blue and white porcelain which was first discovered in Tang Dynasty the delicacy of China porcelain creates a strong contrast between the agile movement of the dragon emphasizing the nature of its power and strength. The white soft little flowers are Cherry blossoms often blossoming in the wintertime around late November, which alliances with the creation timeframe of this painting.
Cherry blossoms are known as the only flower that blooms in frost fighting against snow, opening up to welcome spring, symbolizing the remarkable spirit of bravery and strength.
The choice of using gold as the color to enhance the center of flower and horns of the dragon symbolizes hope (the color of light), achievement, and triumph. Together with the aspirations and peacefulness to create the beauty of universal harmony.


