China people pay attention to beautiful moral. What are the auspicious meanings in traditional woodcarving?

When it comes to traditional crafts in China, it has to be said that it is wood carving. Especially in ancient times, there were many wood carving patterns on the wooden doors, windows and furniture of the rich. These woodcarving patterns have been given different meanings, but most of them are auspicious, safe and auspicious. There are many auspicious patterns in traditional wood carvings, such as Feng Huangwen, Wan Ziwen, Zhubao Ping 'an and so on.

Phoenix pattern

In fact, Feng Huangwen refers to the Phoenix. It is said that the dragon and phoenix are auspicious and the phoenix dances for nine days. Its implication naturally symbolizes auspiciousness, beauty and nobility. Phoenix pattern is one of the traditional decorative patterns in ancient times, and carving it on wooden furniture is also deeply loved and sought after by people. The early Feng Huangwen was actually a kind of bird, which was different from ordinary birds mainly in its flying wings.

Swastika pattern

In fact, Wanzi is not a Chinese character, but Sanskrit, a symbol of religion. And this word symbolizes the sun, brings people warmth and hope, and is a collection of all auspicious meanings.

A letter of peace from home

As the name implies, the bamboo newspaper "Peace" is also one of the traditional decorative patterns in China, which means that nature represents peace. Moreover, its pattern is bamboo or children's fireworks. If it is to be carved on wood to make doors, windows and furniture, bamboo is used more. Similarly, in ancient poetry, bamboo symbolizes a gentleman and represents noble and simple character. In career, it represents a continuous rise and a step-by-step rise. From this point of view, bamboo is almost a beautiful symbol, and it is definitely expected to be made into woodcarving patterns.

Wood carving is a traditional handicraft in China, and there are countless patterns endowed with auspicious meanings.