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:

This artwork is a beautiful Chinese paper-cutting piece in red and white, titled "Peacock Princess."

The artwork depicts a stunning peacock princess wearing a gorgeous feathered skirt and a crown, standing on a bed of green leaves.

The entire picture is vibrant with bright colors and smooth lines, full of vitality and energy.

This paper-cutting artwork carries rich cultural connotations and historical significance.

In traditional Chinese culture, the peacock is regarded as a symbol of good fortune, beauty, and nobility.

The title "Peacock Princess" implies elegance and charm.

Additionally, the combination of red and white colors represents joy and happiness.

This paper-cutting artwork can be used as a home decoration to add a touch of bright color to any room.

It can also be given as a gift to family and friends to express good wishes and care for them.

Whether in daily life or special occasions, this paper-cutting artwork can bring joy and satisfaction to people.

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