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This Chinese scroll painting features Caishen God of Wealth — one of the most revered figures in Chinese folk religion, symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and good fortune. Artisans handcraft it using the unique ash-rubbing technique from Gaomi, Shandong. This craft originated in the Ming Dynasty (1465-1487) and survives nowhere else in China. In 2006, Gaomi ash-rubbing New Year painting was inscribed on the first National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of China. The piece comes mounted on traditional rice paper and silk brocade, making it a refined scroll painting for any wall.

Caishen God of Wealth — A Symbol of Prosperity and Blessings

Caishen God of Wealth is one of the most widely venerated deities in Chinese culture. Believed to bring prosperity, business success, and financial abundance, his image is often placed in homes and businesses to attract good fortune. In this Caishen God of Wealth painting, the deity is depicted with a warm, benevolent expression, dressed in elaborate robes and holding auspicious symbols of prosperity. The vibrant red and gold colors reflect the folk ideal of happiness, abundance, and good fortune. The composition draws from traditional themes of wealth and blessings, carrying wishes for prosperity, peace, and family well-being.

A Chinese Lucky Charm for the Living Room

In Chinese culture, Caishen God of Wealth is widely worshipped as a deity who brings prosperity and good fortune. As a Chinese lucky charm, this Caishen God of Wealth painting is especially meaningful for the living room, where it is believed to attract wealth and positive energy. In feng shui decorating, placing a Caishen God of Wealth painting in the living room or facing the main entrance is thought to invite prosperity and drive away negative energy. It serves as a powerful symbol of abundance and good fortune for the entire household.

The Ash-Rubbing Technique — A 500-Year-Old Craft

The name “ash-rubbing” comes from the craft’s unique method. The artist first sketches the design with a charcoal stick made from willow branches. Then the artist presses rice paper over the sketch to transfer the outline. One sketch can yield several copies. After that, each copy receives individual hand-painting through over twenty meticulous steps. These steps include line drawing, face painting, color application, gold outlining, and varnishing. The whole process demands patience and precision.

This Chinese scroll painting uses traditional xuan paper and silk brocade. These materials have served Chinese painting for centuries. They give the piece an elegant look, suitable for framing or scroll mounting. At 180cm by 70cm, this generously sized Caishen God of Wealth painting commands attention. It works beautifully in living rooms, entryways, or family gathering spaces.

Crafted Collection — Quality Made Accessible

This Caishen God of Wealth painting belongs to our Crafted Collection. Skilled artisans create each piece, carrying forward this centuries-old tradition. Every piece maintains high quality standards while remaining accessible in both price and production time.

Why This Piece Matters:

• 100% handmade — artisans draw and color by hand using a 500-year-old technique

• Unique craft — this art form survives only in Gaomi, Shandong

• Caishen God of Wealth motif — symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and good fortune

• Chinese lucky charm — brings wealth and positive energy to your living room

• National intangible cultural heritage — a living piece of Chinese folk art history

• Generous size — 180cm × 70cm, perfect for living rooms and family spaces

• Ready to display — mounted on rice paper and silk brocade

Ordering & Delivery Policy

Each piece is made by hand. Please allow 2-3 days for dispatch. For out-of-stock items, production takes approximately 60 days. We will keep you updated on the progress. Custom orders are welcome — contact us for a quote. For full details, please refer to our Ordering & Delivery Policy below.