Ruisui harvest year of the ox print postcard

Ruisui harvest year of the ox print postcard The creative concept of the work is derived from the simple and hard-working character of the zodiac Ox, and is combined with the style of rice mounds and barns in rural Taiwan. The process of hard work is turned into ears of rice and wheat, and the accumulation of bit by bit finally leads to a happy harvest. The upper left and lower right The peonies and flowers complement each other, symbolizing the wealth and prosperity of the new year. The pairs of cowbirds, doves of peace, flowing water and many other small details in the picture not only add to the richness of the work, but also represent expectations for the new year. The winning works of the 36th Printed New Year Pictures of the Republic of China at the National Museum of Fine Arts Designer: AWA Wang Yulin Paper material: Ivory card 250 pounds Size: 14.8x10.5cm Origin: Taiwan #Each computer screen is different, and there may be slight differences from the actual product due to placement angle and lighting issues. Please place an order only if you accept it.