Chinese Symbol

The center of the base is craved with the Buddhist Wanzi symbol. Wànzì in Chinese, Manji in Japanese is the Buddhist symbol means good fortune and universal harmony, it represents ...

The composition is rendered with delicate brushwork and carefully observed details, creating a lively and harmonious arrangement across the paper surface. Known in Chinese artistic t...

Interwoven throughout the scene are traditional Chinese auspicious symbols, including bats (happiness), phoenixes (peace and harmony), and dragons (strength and protection).

Unusual and rare bronze Chinese Qing Dynasty Cloisonne charger. The brightly multicolored polychrome decoration features auspicious symbols, representing Chinese good luck and good f...

These geometric patterns represent auspicious symbols in Chinese culture and reflect traditional decorative motifs.

This rug is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a cultural artifact-an enduring symbol of China's long-standing textile tradition.

One relief depicts a crane, a revered symbol in Chinese culture associated with longevity, wisdom, and nobility.

In imperial China, bird motifs generally indicated civil officials, while animals or mythical creatures represented military authority, with each symbol corresponding to a specific r...

The dragon, a revered symbol in Chinese culture, represents power, strength, and good fortune, while the floral motifs surrounding it embody harmony and natural beauty.

Each beautiful carving depicts a bird possibly a Crane or Phoenix which are significant of symbols of Chinese Art and Culture. The Red Crowned Crane for example is a symbol of longev...

For Le Baiser du Dragon, or The Kiss of the Dragon, the jeweler turned to Chinese symbols: ribbons of silk, padlocks, wind chimes and, of course, dragons.

The foo dog, a mythical creature often depicted as a lion, is believed to ward off evil spirits and protect its owner. In Chinese culture, the linzhi symbol, is associated with immor...

Fine antique Chinese carved overlay glass snuff bottle of elongated compressed form, decorated in ruby-red glass over a pale translucent ground with the Buddhist Eight Auspicious Sym...

Large Chinese gilt symbols appear across the pediment on a white background surrounded by a geometric design border and additional floral and scrollwork decoration across the base, a...

The carp, a powerful symbol in Chinese culture, represents perseverance, success, and abundance, adding both decorative and symbolic depth to the piece.

They also feature pierced sides with symbols of Chinese coins which are a symbol of wealth.

This earth-tone pottery masterwork showcases the bold craftsmanship and subtle details, of this unique form a stylized Foo Dog Joss/Candlestick as a crouching Chinese mythological F...

Seen as possessing unrivaled power, strength, and nobility, the dragon, known in Mandarin Chinese as “Kuilong,” is amongst the most beloved symbols in Chinese culture.

Chinese, early 20th century. An antique red lacquer box with gilt decorated chickens, Chinese lettering and other symbols.

The jars feature a vibrant imperial yellow ground, a color historically associated with Chinese royalty. Each jar features circular medallions depicting dragons and phoenixes, classi...

A long life wedding marriage chest In Chinese Mandaran, the symbol "Shou" a Chinese character ,signifies longevity and may frequently be found as decoration. it is this character...

These vases beautifully combine two historic Chinese decorative arts traditions, making them not only functional lamps but also enduring symbols of China's rich artistic heritage.

The seat features a raffia or grasscloth lacquered inset topped with a fabric seat cushion decorated with Chinese script symbols. Sturdy and strong constructed with mortise and tenon...

The endless knot is an auspicious symbol in Chinese culture. As one of the Ashtamangala, or Eight Auspicious (Buddhist) Symbols, the endless knot represents the intertwined nature of...

The underside is marked with a red stamp: “Made in China” along with Chinese characters and a teacup symbol, indicating export production in the late 20th century.

In the past, the dragon was a symbol of power and luck. During the Chinese Imperial Empire, the Emperor of China used the dragon as a symbol of his power.

The bulbous body is adorned with green, white, pink, and red floral and scrolling motifs, some relating to important symbols within Chinese culture. The wide lip of the vase is frame...

Large dish with similar ruyi design is pictured in; Ströber, symbols on chinese porcelain. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Region of Origin: China Emperor: Kan...

The plate is adorned with rich symbolism, dominated by the mythical Fenghuang bird, revered in Chinese culture as a symbol of virtue, grace, and prosperity.

A Rooster and a Pheasant in bright silk colors are fighting over a choice territory where the two Phasianidae, beaks wide open, let us imagine the cacophony of their hoarse and shril...

At the center sits a medallion inspired by a classic Chinese longevity symbol, composed of concentric rings and geometric articulation.

This piece is beautifully shaped in the form of a caparisoned elephant, a powerful symbol in Chinese culture representing strength, wisdom, good fortune, and protection.

Each jar features three colorful dragons classic symbols in Chinese art representing power, luck, and harmony.

Stunning jade earrings in Gourd Bottle Shape is a symbol of the Chinese Xian immortals. Dangled by various shapes of links, circular and oval white gold links covered in glistening d...

This is the most common style for this type of necklace with the classic blue-and-white porcelain, which mimics the well-known qinghua (blue-and-white) porcelain that has been produc...

Large dish with similar ruyi design is pictured in; Ströber, symbols on chinese porcelain, page 224-225. Condition Blue bowl with line and some mini lines (firing flaws) to base ...

Each corner of the field contains circular motifs echoing Chinese cosmological symbols, while the center medallion draws the eye inward with stylized botanic forms that hint at etern...

The dragon, a powerful symbol in Chinese culture representing strength, good luck, and imperial power, is playfully hidden among cavernous dark clouds.

Crafted in 14K yellow gold, this meaningful charm features intricately detailed angel wings alongside a Chinese junk boat, blending powerful symbols of guidance, protection, and jour...

The Pavilion, with its blend of Indian, Chinese, and Gothic elements, became a symbol of the Prince’s extravagant taste.

The Pavilion, with its blend of Indian, Chinese, and Gothic elements, became a symbol of the Prince’s extravagant taste.

The vases have double turquoise foo dog handles and display a large variety of Chinese luck symbols, including botanical, animal, floral and other nature motifs.

The urns have a soft blueish green background and are hand painted with intricate designs featuring floral arrangements, vases and other symbols typical of Chinese export porcelain w...

In the Chinese culture cranes are the symbols of longevity.

Cranes are highly significant in Chinese culture. They are a symbol of longevity, and are often seen on items meant for birthday celebrations.

The crane is an auspicious symbol in Chinese art, traditionally associated with longevity, good fortune and prosperity.

Each chair is stamped with the Chinese symbol and pearl dot. ST1231 The body chair by Jim Warren It is recognized that modern design has disregarded meaningful and symbolic detai...

A group of different colored bats represent the wish of prosperity in Chinese culture. Surrounding the bats are branches bearing full ripe peaches, extending from a Chinese longevity...

Rich with color and symbols. In Chinese art bats represent good fortune.

Of an impressive size and depicting an important symbol of Chinese culture, this tree model can be displayed, for example, on one’s console table.

For the Chinese, it is a symbol of purity and profound spirituality.

The symbolism of the various elements is deeply rooted in Chinese culture: • The Phoenix: A symbol of the Empress and beauty, the phoenix is also an emblem of peace and order.

A distinctive circular Chinese longevity symbol adds cultural significance, while the open design creates an elegant sense of balance and tranquility.

The poster’s design is dominated by a large, vividly red Chinese lantern, a universally recognized symbol of Chinese festivals and celebrations.

This darling pair of cloisonné crane pricket candlesticks would be the perfect addition to any home. In Chinese mythology the symbol of the crane represents longevity, and the depict...

The poster’s design is dominated by a large, vividly red Chinese lantern, a universally recognized symbol of Chinese festivals and celebrations.

Embrace the magic of the East with our Charming Chinese Dragon Hinged Bangle, a symbol of strength and good luck.

Alex Jona design collection, handcrafted in Italy, gold-plated sterling silver chain necklace featuring an openwork pendant inspired by the Chinese Shou symbol of longevity. The pen...

Originally of Chinese origin, the symbols took on a secular presence within Tibetan art.

This piece honors that legacy with a sweeping, luminous jade green field, a color historically revered in Chinese culture as a symbol of harmony and prosperity.