Three Friends Of Winter

, featuring lattice work, ruyi heads and the Three Friends of Winter.

Japanese massive gilt and polychrome enamel baluster vase with "Three friends of winter" pine

in the Style of the Ming Period depicting "the Three Friends of Winter" Pine, Bamboo and Plum.

of pine trees, prunus and bamboo, simply representing the three friends of winter, the exterior

and flexibility. The bamboo, pine and plum comprising the "Three Friends of Winter" ({shochikubai

"Three Friends of Winter." From Japan comes this beautiful hand cast and superb red patina bronze

Sharing with you this highly unusual Bowl and cover. The jar has a scene of the Three Friends of

Pine, plum, and bamboo (three friends of winter) design in gold, with decorative cloven corners and

Description A very nicely decorated plate with a beautiful scene of the Three Friends of Winter

friends of winter) with beautifully executed multiple tones of gold, with gilded bronze mounts. Box on

chinoiserie scene depicting the trees that form the "Three Friends of Winter"**, a Chinese villa with a long

in dark underglaze blue with the 'Three Friends of Winter', the leaves and blossoms of the bamboo

famous motif in Chinese known as the Three Friends of Winter".* Together they represent the Confucian

three trees known as the Three Friends of Winter: pine, bamboo, and plum. These trees symbolize

with Shochikubai meaning " three friends of winter", bamboo, pine and plum blossoms and together

as "The Three Friends of Winter." Together with peonies symbolizing spring they represent the

A Japanese Kakiemon-style bird, Birds (magpie) and Three friends of winter dish. Painted by by a

A Japanese Kakiemon-style bird, Birds (magpie) and Three friends of winter dish. Painted by by a

stunning piece depicts the traditional “Sho-Chiku-Bai” or “Three Friends of Winter” motif consisting of

Winter, corresponding to the month of January. One of the "Three Friends of Winter". Emblem of beauty

The Three Friends of Winter, which combines pine trees, bamboo and plum blossoms to represent strength

. These form the traditional Japanese motif of “sho-chiku-bai” or “three friends of winter.” The other

, plum, and bamboo also form the motif known as the Three Friends of Winter, representing overcoming

, Bamboo and a Pine tree, the three friends of winter. The Three Friends of Winter is an art motif that

blossoms, and bamboo motif, which is called "Sho-Chiku-Bai" or "Three Friends of Winter", on a white

or Three Friends of Winter motif consisting of pine, bamboo and plum, commonly used in New Year’s

. The piece depicts the traditional “Sho-Chiku-Bai” or “Three Friends of Winter” motif consisting of

"Three Friends of Winter" motif consisting of pine, bamboo and plum, commonly used in New Year’s

represent man and wife. Bamboo, pine and plum tree seen together are the "Three Friends of the Winter

together represent man and wife. Bamboo, pine and plum tree seen together are the "Three Friends of the

iconic combination is called 'Three friends of the winter' (Suihansanyou ). It is a symbol of friendship

. Bamboo, pine and plum tree seen together are the "Three Friends of the Winter". Rock Emblem of

Interesting Japanese Showa period four-panel byobu screen depicting the three friends of winter

Captivating Japanese Showa period four panel byobu screen depicting the three friends of winter

"Three Friends of Winter" motif: pine (song), bamboo (zhu), and plum (prunus or mei), which are

Three Friends of Winter (Sho Chiku Bai), and symbolize resilience, determination and perseverance, since

Plumb, bamboo and pine are known as the three friends of winter because they stay green and or

'Sho-Chiku-Bai' or 'Three Friends of Winter', consisting of pine, bamboo and plum blossoms a

. This combination of trees is known as the Three Friends of Winter*, symbolizing longevity and

seashore on one screen. The screens are titled on verso Three Friends of Winter. Made in the Nihonga school

, corresponding to the month of January. One of the "Three Friends of Winter". Emblem of beauty, purity and

sparrows flitting among large branches of flowering peony. The "Three Friends of Winter", pine, bamboo

, the exterior decorated using the maki-e technique featuring a motif of shochikubai, the three friends

spring, and one of the Three Friends of Winter, representing perseverance.   

depicts the traditional “Sho-Chiku-Bai” or “Three Friends of Winter” motif consisting of pine, bamboo and

, and are together known as the "Three Friends of Winter" in Chinese culture. The "Three Friends of

Friends of Winter (bamboo, plum and pine) on one side, and simple black lacquer on the other side. It is

. These form the traditional Japanese motif of “sho-chiku-bai” or “three friends of winter.” The other

pieces of that period. It depicts panels with “sho-Chiku-Bai” or “Three Friends of Winter” motif, and

depicts the auspicious traditional “Sho-Chiku-Bai” or “Three Friends of Winter” motif consisting of pine

together are the "Three Friends of the Winter". Plum - Mei, Li - The plum tree, pine, and bamboo are the

represent man and wife. Bamboo, pine and plum tree seen together are the "Three Friends of the Winter

Friends in Winter": Pine, Bamboo and Plum Blossom, the emblems of longevity and resilience. Deers, peonies

Of rectangular form with recessed corners, the top and sides depicting the three friends of winter

This pair of garden seats is beautifully painted with monkeys and a program of the Three Friends of

This cabinet on a stand features scenes of pagodas, sacred mountains, and the Taoist Three Friends

surrounds and inlaid with an virtuosic camphor wood depiction of the Three Friends of Winter and butterflies.

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