Set of Vase and Lotus Flower Bronze Alloy Symbolism in Vietnamese Culture Artits

Description: Set of Vase and Lotus Flower Bronze Alloy Symbolism in Vietnamese Culture and Feng Shui 01 🌸🌸🌸 The lotus flower symbolizes purity and the spirit to rise above adversity towards the path of goodness. Therefore, it is highly suitable as an offering to ancestors and esteemed figures. Meaning of the Lotus Flower in Culture and Feng Shui: The significance of the lotus flower in culture and Feng Shui is a subject cherished by cultural enthusiasts, particularly in Eastern countries. In practice, the lotus is known as a symbol of Buddhism, embodying purity and grace. In Vietnam, the lotus is also closely associated with the virtues, life, and culture of the land. Significance of the Lotus Flower in Buddhism: Since ancient times, the lotus flower has been mentioned extensively and is one of the key symbols in Buddhist teachings. The Image of the Lotus Flower in Buddhist Tradition: It is said that before the birth of Buddha, Queen Maya, his mother, dreamt of a white elephant carrying a golden lotus. When Buddha was born in the Lumbini Garden, under the carefree blossoms, miraculously, a golden lotus bloomed with each step he took. He stood on a lotus pedestal, one hand pointing to the sky, the other to the earth, and proclaimed, "In the heavens and on the earth, I alone am the honored one, the only one worthy of reverence, the one who will save all living beings from old age, sickness, and death." Significance of the Lotus Flower in Buddhist Household Beliefs: In Buddhism, the lotus is intertwined with the legend of Buddha's birth. It represents purity, awakening, and faithfulness, "rising untainted from the mud." The lotus pedestal is where the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara sits, signifying sanctity and reverence. The lotus flower is a prominent symbol in Buddhism for the purity of enlightenment. It signifies the Buddha-nature inherent in all beings, unaffected by worldly defilements. In Buddhist doctrine, the lotus embodies pure beauty and symbolizes exemplary qualities: Untouched by the impurities of the world: Thriving amidst the mire, it emits a fragrant scent, akin to living amidst life's trials without succumbing to them. It signifies self-realization and awakening for individuals. Purification: Despite the muddy water, the lotus remains serene. Similarly, distancing oneself from the dark, turbulent aspects of existence leads to a clearer, tranquil life. Patience: The lotus exhibits an extraordinarily robust vitality, reflecting positivity and patience. It parallels human enlightenment in the relentless pursuit of self-improvement. Perhaps the greatest value of the lotus lies in its stillness and graceful beauty, bringing gentle, pure tranquility to life. Significance of the Lotus Flower in Feng Shui: In Feng Shui, the lotus symbolizes nobility and transcendence. It aids in dispelling worries, promoting peace, happiness, warding off negative energy, and creating a harmonious, serene atmosphere. The lotus represents perfection, purity, and robust vitality. Even when withered or broken, it will continue to regenerate and flourish. Like humans, in the face of failure, one can still stand tall. Using lotus-themed Feng Shui items has the effect of harmonizing positive energy. It helps remove all worries, promotes inner peace, warmth, happiness, and purity. Đại Bái village, formerly known as Văn Lãng or Bưởi village, is located along the Bái Giang River in Đại Bái commune, Gia Bình district, Bắc Ninh province. Many shop owners on Hàng Đồng street in the old quarter of Hanoi, who specialize in trading household and decorative copper products, originate from Đại Bái village. For a long time, Đại Bái has been renowned for its traditional craft of hand-forged and cast copper. After centuries of ups and downs, Đại Bái is now known as a flourishing traditional craft village, producing a wide range of products, from simple household items to intricate handicrafts of great economic value, helping the village prosper. The craft of copper casting originated with making brass items like basins, pots, and pans. In the early 11th century, thanks to Mr. Nguyễn Công Truyền, who was recognized as the "Pioneer Master" for organizing production and creating new designs, the villagers elevated their production, creating new products such as copper statues, incense burners, vases, paintings, and calligraphy plaques. Today, in addition to traditional copper craftsmanship, Đại Bái artisans have adopted modern techniques like etching, stamping, polishing, and PU coating. This has allowed the village to produce a wide variety of detailed and high-quality products. As a result, Đại Bái products are not only durable and reasonably priced but also retain their artistic value, meticulously handcrafted by artisans who ensure that each strike of the hammer brings out the soul of the product.

Price: 390 USD

Location: HANOI

End Time: 2024-11-13T09:33:49.000Z

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