"Hundred Sons" Long Scroll Painting on Paper, After Leng Mei (30×220cm)
"Hundred Sons" Long Scroll Painting on Paper, After Leng Mei (30×220cm)
“Hundred Sons” Long Scroll Painting on Paper — After Leng Mei — 30x220cm — a 30x220cm long scroll painting of the Hundred Sons (Bai Zi Tu) after Leng Mei. Leng Mei was a celebrated court painter of the Qing Dynasty — and the Hundred Sons (Bai Zi Tu) is one of the most auspicious subjects in Chinese painting, depicting one hundred boys at play and symbolizing the wish for many descendants and abundant family happiness.
Specifications
Artist: After Leng Mei | Subject: Hundred Sons (Bai Zi Tu) | Medium: Paper | Dimensions: 30x220cm | Format: Long scroll | Use: Wall art / auspicious home decoration
Features
The 30x220cm format creates a dramatic, panoramic display. The Hundred Sons subject matter adds powerful auspicious symbolism of family happiness and abundance. Suitable for wall hanging in homes, tea rooms, and cultural spaces.
How to Use
Hang on a wall as a panoramic auspicious decorative art piece. Display in a living room, tea room, or meditation space as a celebration of the Hundred Sons tradition.