Material:Pure silk

Origin:Weifang of China

Handicraft: All hand made and painted by the tradiitonal Chinese craftsmen in Weifang

It is made of thin silk and Pure silk. The frame of this kite is made of Pure silk, which is covered with some excellent Chinese thin silk cloth painted by Chinese traditional painter. It is very easy and convenient for anyone to fold up or assemble the kite in a minute. It is made by artisan in weifang, China, recognized as "City of Kites". It can be assured that centuries of kitemaking skills are built into each of these beautiful kites. This attractive kite is used as a kind of decoration, but it is a great flying machines too. Each is an individual work of art to fly or to decorate your home, hotel, and office.

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

The artwork is a traditional Chinese handmade kite called "Xiong Ying," which means "Eagle."

It showcases the reverence for birds and love for nature in Chinese culture.

The eagle symbolizes power, courage, and wisdom in Chinese culture, making it a profound artistic expression to depict on a kite.

This kite uses traditional hand-painted techniques to portray the image of an eagle through delicate lines and rich colors.

Its exquisite craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail make the entire kite look incredibly realistic.

This art form not only demonstrates the artist's skills but also carries on the essence of traditional Chinese culture.

The design inspiration for the eagle kite comes from myths, legends, and historical stories in Chinese culture.

It may represent the image of ancient heroes or divine beasts, or it could be a tribute to powerful creatures in nature.

Regardless of its interpretation, the eagle kite conveys a spirit of bravery, confidence, and freedom.

In addition to its artistic value as an artwork itself, the eagle kite can also serve as a cultural symbol for understanding and appreciation.

It represents a part of traditional Chinese culture and demonstrates people's respect and awe for nature and animals.

By appreciating and inheriting such artworks, we can better understand and experience the richness and diversity of Chinese culture.

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