[Bringing in Wealth and Treasures]
This phrase signifies attracting wealth and treasures, originating from the Yuan Dynasty play "Jiu Sang Shen" by Liu Tangqing, Act II: "Bringing in wealth and treasures brings auspicious signs, the whole family lives without worries and is safe and sound." It's a widely beloved blessing phrase by people all over Taiwan.
{Finished Product Dimensions}
W 38cm * H 69cm
Each piece is handwritten and hand-painted (absolutely no printing or screen printing). We only make the best handmade couplets.
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- Each piece is handwritten and hand-painted (absolutely no printing or screen printing). We only make the best handmade couplets.
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