Chinese Silk Embroidery Heron Bird Mandarin Square Qing Dynasty, Antique Wall Art Decor Vintage Fine Art Print Size:6"x6" representing the life-giving power of

representing the life-giving power of nature

Brahmarupa Mahakala is invoked in times of crisis or danger

highly-detailed illustration is a recreation of Kuniyoshi's Oda Nobunaga

religious rituals

which focuses on the practice of meditation and visualization

Chinese Silk Embroidery Heron Bird Mandarin Square Qing Dynasty, Antique Wall Art Decor Vintage Fine Art Print Size:6"x6" representing the life-giving power ofDuring the Ming and Qing dynasties, high ranking Chinese officials didnt need printed calling cards. They displayed their status with vibrant colors, gold threads, and animal patterns embroidered onto the surcoat. The particular animal or bird indicated the official's rank. The original Qing dynasty silk embroidery squares have become collectors' items. The heron is believed to have been a popular choice among officials during this time period, as it