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Title : Door Gods Qin Qiong & Jing De – Feng Shui Protection Art | Small Size
Artist : WuQiang-WHY
Date of the original work : 2020
Print date : August 2023
Material : Chinese rice paper
Technique : Reduction Woodcut
Carving & printing : Handmade
Image size : 18*25cm (7.1x9.8")
Limited edition : 30
Best Placement Directions: Home entryway or office entrance.
This artwork is available in three display options: the original unframed 18x25cm (7.1x9.8") print, framed with a mat at 30x40cm (11.8x15.7"), or a smaller 20x25cm frame (7.9x9.8").
Battling Stance: The Door Gods - Qin Qiong & Jing De
Step into the world of ancient legend with "Battling Stance: The Door Gods - Qin Qiong & Jing De." This vivid woodblock New Year painting captures the fierce spirit and heroic deeds of two of China’s most revered guardians, protectors against evil forces.
Embodiments of Might and Honor
Qin Qiong and Jing De stand in powerful battle stances, dressed in vibrant armor. Qin Qiong’s intense gaze and smooth complexion contrast with Jing De’s fiercely patterned face, each exuding strength and determination.
A Legacy of Courage
Each detail of this artwork tells a story of bravery and the sacred duty to protect. Their weapons, poised and ready, symbolize their vigilance in defending the home from evil.
The Story Behind the Door Gods
Qin Qiong and Jing De were legendary generals from the Tang Dynasty, known for their loyalty and valor. According to legend, Emperor Taizong, plagued by evil spirits, called upon these two trusted warriors to stand guard at his door, where their presence banished all malevolent forces. Their role as protectors of the Emperor’s realm soon became a tradition, with their images hung at doorways to protect families from harm.
Vigilant Guardians for Your Space
In their "Battling Stance," Qin Qiong and Jing De offer more than protection—they represent a promise of safety and blessings for every household. Their timeless presence continues to stand as a symbol of valor and security.