Chinese Paper Cut Art - Chinese Mythological Goddess - Nüwa by Wang Hong Chuan

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ARTWORK INFORMATION
Artwork id :	8001096100
Title :	Chinese Mythological Goddess - Nüwa
Artist :	Wang Hong Chuan
Paper Cut Size :	Length : 110.00 cm. Width : 79.00 cm.
Color :	Black
Material Used :	Black Xuan Paper
Description :	This is a limited edition paper cut of artist Wang Hong Chuan. There is only one copy of this paper cut art work and the artist will not be making any other copy except for this one. This art work is cut using scissors. This Mongolian style paper cut is inspired by the Goddess Nüwa, wife of the God - Fu Xi. They are both believed to have pro-created mankind. Nüwa is also known as the Goddess of Creation. Legend has it that to speed up creation of mankind, she used clay to mold shapes of men and women and these came to life as human beings. A Chinese myth also tells of how Nüwa helped mend the "falling sky". At one time the pillars supporting heaven and the skies collapsed bringing forth calamities and disasters. She was said to have melted rocks of five different colors and the legs of turtles to make pillars to support the sky.
Weight :	0.00 Kg.
Price :	$1200.00

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