Paper Cut (framed), 'Taoist'

This handmade and hand-painted paper cut is a portait of a Taoist from Beijing Opera.  The Taoists from Beijing opera often wear a rooftop-like hat, and carry Chinese swords. 

For Taoism, the central concept and goal is the Tao, and its most important text is the Tao-te-Ching. Taoism has both a philosophical and a religious aspect. Philosophical Taoism emphasizes inner contemplation and mystical union with nature; wisdom, learning, and purposive action should be abandoned in favor of simplicity and wu-wei (nonaction, or letting things take their natural course). The religious aspect of Taoism developed later at 3rd century A.D., incorporating certain Buddhist features and developing a monastic system.

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Price: $26.00

Dimensions: 0.8in x 9.1in x 13.8in
Weight: 1.5kg

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Ships from Galleria Pangea China office.


About the artist, Yan Furui

“I was born into paper cutting.  Wei County is famous for its paper cutting.  My grandmother was a very skillful paper cutting artist.  She started teaching me when I was 7.  Back then, paper cutting were only made for holiday decorations.  I remember whenever I saw grandmothers sitting together cutting paper, then I knew the holiday feast was coming,” says Yan. Read more...


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very good - Mr.Srineat jaikale, I live in Utradit

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