Why Chinese Love This Pattern? Dragon and Phoenix are spiritual and cultural symbols which represent auspiciousness and harmony. Dragon is considered to be ancestors of Chinese. It characterizes strength and passion. Phoenix, on the other hand, represents kindness and tenderness. Dragon and Phoenix together, demonstrate the balance between Yin and Yang, the contrary forces that give rise to each other. This concept, was widely applied in architectural structures and during festivals in ancient China.
Lacquer bowls colored cinnabar and black, with black exterior decorated in honeycomb-shaped design and textured like wood grain. Measures 4.5″ in diameter and 2.25″ in height.
This durable, kid-proof plasticware bears the rich rainbow of carmine red, ocean blue, lime green and yellow that makes up this Mandarin pattern. These are the dishes most traditionally served in restaurants, and chosen by generations for the family’s most festive celebrations. Parties for newborn sons and seniors completing landmark ages celebrate the message of the pattern’s decorative writing. The characters read mon sou mou keung, a phrase meaning good luck, prosperity and long life.
Rice bowl set consists of 6 rice bowls, 6 soy dishes, 6 spoons, and a pack of chopsticks.
Noodle bowl set consists of 6 noodle bowls, 6 soy dishes, 6 spoons, and a pack of chopsticks.
These traditional rice bowls are carved to take advantage of the wood’s natural grain. Highly polished to ensure water resistance. 2.5″ high x 4.5″ dia.
