What are the traditional patterns and meanings of China and China?

1. Gluttony pattern: Gluttony pattern is one of the common patterns on bronze wares. Gluttony is a fictional mysterious monster. It has no body, only a head and a big mouth, and it is very greedy. Gluttony pattern represents wisdom and spiritual will, symbolizes connotation and characteristics, is the main decoration of utensils, and embodies the cultural life of the ancients.

2. Cloud stripes: Cloud stripes are patterns composed of smooth spirals. Generally, it is used as the ground tassel of the image of God beast and four gods, but it also appears alone. The fundamental reason for this is the worship of nature and immortals in China during the Han and Wei Dynasties. Clouds and stripes suggest high promotion and good luck.

3. Lotus pattern: Lotus is a traditional flower in China. Since Buddhism was introduced into China, it has always been regarded as a symbol of Buddhism, representing "pure land" and "purity". Therefore, lotus has become the main decorative theme in Buddhist art, and the lotus pattern means "auspiciousness", and now it appears on porcelain as a decoration. 4. Water ripple: Water ripple, also known as "sea ripple" and "sea ripple". Water nourishes everything, moistens things silently and enriches the world. Therefore, water ripples are endowed with the meaning of virtuous deeds, and rivers flow into the sea. The choppy water ripple has a dignified and dignified untouchable state, which is often used in costumes with dragons, pythons and phoenixes, and is a symbol of status.

5. Group flowers: Group flowers, also known as "precious flowers" and "rich flowers", are famous for their exquisite, meticulous, full and gorgeous artistic style. Its shape is round and massive, composed of four seasons plants, birds, insects and fish, auspicious characters and dragons and phoenixes, symbolizing happiness and prosperity.