Lee Mei-shu "Washing Clothes by the Clear Stream" Folder

The artwork featured on this folder, "Washing Clothes by the Clear Stream," is part of the artist's renowned series depicting village women by the river. It illustrates a tender and cherished aspect of early Taiwanese folk culture. This piece beautifully captures an authentic scene from early morning in Sanxia, where women gathered at the river to do their laundry. Imagine it as the most nostalgic "morning club" for mothers! They would wash clothes while chatting, a scene of pure contentment. The gently curving, S-shaped riverbank, the women adorned with bamboo hats, and the golden-hued grassy slopes slowly unfold a shared memory that belongs to us all. Lee Mei-shu's seemingly casual yet deeply meaningful depiction of his neighbors and homeland is a treasure. Beyond appreciating his exquisite painting technique, one can also feel the spirit and tenacity with which he pursued a path of creating art inspired by his local roots throughout his life. Now, this historically and culturally significant artwork is printed on a folder to organize your documents, bringing a touch of good cheer to your day! Material: PP (Polypropylene) Specifications: Width 24cm / Length 31cm Produced by: Lee Mei-shu Memorial Museum Origin: Taiwan