Shaoshan Chaohui Living Room Decorative Painting Office Banner Landscape Painting – 50*123 (lower real painting core)

Landscape painting emerges as part of the overall home decor design, capturing the essence of feng shui theory and translating it into a practical approach that can be matched to the interior. From living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchens, furniture and home decorations, to improving career, health, love and family fortune, it is essential that everyone can do it, but everyone can use feng shui paintings on the ground to improve the quality of life and fortune in the home.

Feng shui paintings can remedy the five elements of fate, so feng shui paintings are more versatile, whether it is the guest, dining room, study or bathroom can be hung, or show the atmosphere or show elegant and elegant pleasing to the eye and elegant.

Shanshui paintings generally emphasise the water part to represent wealth, the long flow of rich water (inexhaustible), flowing water such as waterfalls is a good omen

Mountain is the meaning of a mountain to lean on. Mountains are continuous, that is, the dragon vein is continuous, or high or low, or towering or into, open and leap, showing the dragon’s momentum pouring. The mountain is thick, showing the strong solidity of the dragon’s lineage; whether it is for business or career, you will encounter a mountain of support, wood is the meaning of the tree that attracts wealth and keeps away disasters. Ancient trees are lush and green, with a vibrant, exuberant atmosphere; with *** to ward off evil and prevent disaster clouds is the meaning of auspicious clouds, heavenly. sea of clouds, smoke and cloud clearing, table moist and fertile, purple qi east; auspicious clouds sky descending rui qi thousand auspicious accompany landscape painting is China’s traditional auspicious painting, evergreen, backed by a large mountain, water (wealth) long flow, peace of mind.

Feng shui painting size: horizontal:178cm; height:72cm / horizontal:123cm; height:50cm

Warm note: no table frame service, packed in a brocade box of calligraphy and painting.