Craft:100% handicraft

Origin:Beijing


Chinese Paper Cuts also called Scissor-cuts, it is a kind of folk artwork with rich local flavor popularizing in numerous people. Chinese Paper cuts was come out during the period of Nanbeichao Dynasty.

Colorful paper cut by scissors is often used as decoration and forms various artistic styles because of different purposes, such as for window decoration, basket decoration, present decoration and designs. Among them paper-cut for window decoration is the most popular. So paper-cut is also called Window Grille. Basket decoration is hanging decoration for festivals. Present decoration is to add color for the present and exaggerate living atmosphere and encourage the people's emotions.

Paper-cut designs are to design the models for folk needlework. Most of them are red and some are colorful. Folk scissor-cut is gentle, lovely and vivid with bright color. Cut skills are powerful and smooth. The line is easy. Its subject often comes from the folk and is good decoration.

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:      Listen to it

"Chinese Paper Cuts Classics-Lucky Horse Child" is a beautiful artwork that showcases the essence of traditional Chinese paper cutting art.

The artwork features a predominant red color, which symbolizes good luck and fortune.

In the artwork, we can see a horse with a child riding on its back, surrounded by various floral and animal motifs.

These elements come together to create a vivid and imaginative scene that reflects the Chinese culture's love for nature and life.

This artwork has rich historical significance and cultural connotations.

In traditional Chinese culture, horses are considered symbols of loyalty, bravery, and strength.

On the other hand, children represent hope, future, and growth.

Combining these two elements creates a profound artistic expression that conveys people's yearning for a better life.

Moreover, this artwork also demonstrates the unique charm of traditional Chinese paper cutting art.

Paper cutting is an ancient form of handmade art that involves cutting paper into various shapes and patterns.

In this artwork, the artist skillfully employs paper cutting techniques to vividly depict the horse's image and the child's riding scene.

This technique requires not only fine motor skills but also an understanding of color, proportion, and perspective.

Therefore, this artwork also represents the outstanding achievements of traditional Chinese handicrafts.

In conclusion, "Chinese Paper Cuts Classics-Lucky Horse Child" is a work of art that exudes artistic charm, combining the auspicious meanings, brave spirit, and exquisite skills of traditional Chinese culture.

Whether used as a decorative piece or a collectible item, it can bring joy and satisfaction to people.