Ink Wash Peking Opera Postcard – Havoc in Heaven

Sun Wukong is probably my favorite Peking Opera character. So mischievous, skilled in martial arts, and full of life – he's truly an endearing character. ^^ The story of the journey to the West has been performed on stage for a long time, such as "Havoc in Heaven" and "Journey to the West." Sun Wukong's facial makeup is beautified with colors like red, black, gray, white, and gold into symbolic masks, belonging to the category of symbolic faces. However, before "Havoc in Heaven," gold was not used. After eating Laozi's golden elixir and being thrown into the Eight Trigrams Furnace, he developed his Fiery Eyes Golden Gaze, hence the addition of gold to his facial makeup. Size | 10.5x15cm Material | 250g coated paper Packaging | Single cards are packaged in a transparent plastic sleeve and then mailed in a kraft paper envelope. * Purchase five postcards and receive a free bookmark! I love ink wash painting and traditional opera. This is a beautiful fusion. I want more people to feel the wonder of combining traditional opera with ink wash art. And it's not serious; it's quite amusing! Sharing the beauty of Chinese culture with everyone :) Peking Opera, as a performing art, is not mainstream in Taiwan. I wonder how many young friends would be interested in it. Whether it's the graceful movements, martial arts, singing styles... or the art of facial makeup, it's all exquisitely beautiful! I express the characters' traits with "freehand brushwork lines" and a "playful style" to make it more accessible and approachable for the general public!