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<p>Ancient Chinese mythology had a supreme emperor God who is called Tai Yi. He is known as the God of the Sky. Shaanxi Artist - Han Jing has created this paper cut art work by assembling colored paper cut outs to form the imagery of the subject. </p>

<p>Wang Hong Chuan has created this limited edition paper cut specifically for the Year of the Sheep. It is believed in Mongolian culture that 3 goats together symbolize good luck. This design was used by China Post to create commemorative coins. The original paper cut is offered for sale and there is only one copy made by Wang Hong Chuan. This is a scissor cut art.</p>

Intricate rendition of a Chinese Opera Mask.

<p>Three Chinese Carps are featured in this white paper cut art work of Ye Kai Yuan. The Chinese Carp is an auspicious symbol for success in business. </p>

The peacock is a popular symbol in China for beauty, dignity and rank. This Zhan Pu style paper cut of artist Ye Kai Yuan is made using La Guang paper - wax paper and has the distinctive hairlike fronds. These hairlike accents are made using a special cutting tool called "pai jian".

<p>This limited edition paper cut art by Wang Hong Chuan has a Yin and Yang symbolism in the composition of the subjects. The monkeys is believed to represent the "Yin" and the Peaches represent the "Yang". A balance presence of Yin and Yang is believed to make anything possible or eliminate any impossibilities. The paper cut hints of balance in love and romance. This scissor cut paper art has only one copy and the artist will not be reproducing future copies.</p>
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<p>This is a limited edition scissor cut art by Wang Hong Chuan. Only one copy has been made and the artist does not intend to reproduce the design again. This paper cut art is inspired by the Chinese Tale about a boy called Wang Xiang. Wang Xiang's mother died and his father later on re-married. Wang Xiang's stepmother always maltreated him. During one of the cold snowy days of winter, Wang Xiang's stepmother was ill and was craving to eat fish. She asked Wang Xiang to catch some fish in the river. Wang Xiang being a good son braved the cold winter and went to the river. The river was frozen and Wang Xiang was unable to find a hole in the ice to do his fishing. Wang Xiang cried and lied down on the ice in desperation. His body heat and flowing tears eventually created a hole in the icy water and miraculously, two fish jumped out of the hole. Wang Xiang happily went home to show his stepmother the fish. This made his stepmother realize how good a son Wang Xiang is and from then on treated him well.</p>

Part of a series of paper cuttings showing the distinct patterns of Mongolian Art. Embedded in the patterns are the outstretched neck of a pheasant or peacock merged in symmetry with masks. This paper cut art work is done on a very small 9 x 9 cm scale.

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