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Title : Zodiac Elegance: The Majestic Horse
Artist : Wu Qiang-WHY
Date of the original work : 2020
Print date : August 2023
Material : Chinese rice paper
Technique : Reduction Woodcut
Carving & printing : Handmade
Image size : 12*10cm (4.7x3.9")
Limited edition : 50
Dimensions: Artwork size 12x10cm (4.7x3.9"), framed version available with a 30x20cm (11.8x7.9") frame and mat, or a framed version with a 16x16cm (6.3x6.3") frame without mat.
Zodiac Elegance: The Majestic Horse
Years of the Horse: 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026
Element: Fire
Best Placement Directions: South, Center, Southwest, Northeast
Unveil Zodiac Power for a Fortunate Future
Beyond the influence of the 12 zodiac signs, the 12 Chinese zodiac animals, connected to your birth year, shape your destiny. For those born under the Horse, this artwork represents vitality, strength, and rapid progress, offering inspiration and guidance for Horse-born individuals.
Enhance Feng Shui with the Horse’s Energy
"The Zodiac’s Vigor: The Majestic Horse" captures the essence of enthusiasm and momentum with its vibrant red hues and intricate patterns. The Horse, adorned with yellow and blue floral motifs and a rainbow-colored mane and tail, symbolizes blossoming opportunities and dynamic energy. As a Fire element, the Horse thrives in areas that benefit from enhanced Fire and Earth energy, such as the South, Center, Southwest, and Northeast of your home. In Feng Shui, Fire generates Earth, meaning that placing Fire elements in Earth-related areas can strengthen and harmonize the energy of those spaces. This painting is ideal for improving Feng Shui, bringing positive energy and success to your space. The Horse has a special place in Chinese culture, symbolizing not just vitality, strength, and speed, but also success—hence the phrase "success arrives as swiftly as a horse." It adds a powerful and auspicious presence to any setting, as long as the Fire element isn’t already overpowering. If the Northeast happens to be a study, the Center is a dining room or living room, and the Southwest is a master bedroom, then placing it there would be even more perfect.