Guardian Lions Wooden CarvingChinese or Imperial guardian lions, also known colloquially in the West as Foo dogs or Fu dogs are a traditional Chinese decorative and symbolic element. The lions are always depicted in pairs, one male and one female. The Chinese believed that having a pair of guardian lions would protect the premises and ward off evil.

The combined image of Butterflies and Peonies symbolises young love in Chinese culture

This canvas print is a digital reproduction of the original artwork "Jade Phoenix #2" by Deborah McKellar

This canvas print is a digital reproduction of the original artwork "Jungle Batik" by Deborah McKellar

endurance of life

These Peranakan Tile Cushion Covers are great to mix with other designs

This design features a Peranakan-style teapot

Gallery Wrapped/Canvas Only size: 30 x 30 x 5 cm

This canvas print is a digital reproduction of the original artwork "Chinoiserie Bloom" by Deborah McKellar

The Vintage Rose tablecloth is inspired by the craft of cross stitching

Small: 67

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46 x 86 x 5 cm (Gallery Wrapped/Canvas Only size)