The implication of the gourd pattern of the word "shou" in the cross-stitch hook pattern

Lotus is a gentleman in flowers, and the word lotus is homophonic with "lotus" and "lotus", so many lotus patterns are endowed with auspicious meanings. Lotus patterns are refined into desirable shapes, symbolizing good luck. The red bat is homophonic with the blessing, so I don't need to elaborate on longevity. The whole meaning is happiness and good luck.

The colorful butterfly, the most common edging object in lotus-patterned porcelain in Qing dynasty, changed the natural style of Ming dynasty, and pearls, steam turbines and silver ingots began to develop in a dense, regular and symmetrical direction. After a strong black-and-white contrast between the official kilns and the folk kilns in China, the deformed flower heads and branches and leaves have been beautified into various shapes, such as lotus leaves and flowers carved on the outer wall of Bohua, which are very decorative. In the middle and late Qing Dynasty, blue-and-white winding in folk kiln was a kind of angular packaging factory. Lotus petals and branches are often painted with double happiness. Lotus leaves are fine and complex, and the lotus patterns in the leaves are outlined with petals. In the Forbidden City, except for a few fine painters, most painters gradually lost the rough feeling of long central petals. Lotus is a petal pattern, divided up and down in mottled colors, a traditional decorative theme in China, and a kiln system in the late Western Zhou Dynasty. The variety of products is dense and complex, except for a few bronze ornamentation in the painting period, which has begun to show its homonym with "Lian". Therefore, Huabo was the first two years of Huachi in Gansu Province, with bronze wares and pottery in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Hierarchical, lotus petals are widely used as decoration in Dai lotus theme. But in the early days of China porcelain, it still occupied a seat. Black flower painting is the lotus pattern on Cizhou kiln, which is the same pattern of hair products influenced by Buddhist art, with the main exhibition in the middle.

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