MianHua HuTong Altar Table Pigment remains are showing on

Pigment remains are showing on the clay bodies

Heavy usage through years caused its black glaze dull

this jar was painted densely in free style of red and black leaves and dots

Print Method: Unique inkjet printing (known as giclée) uses 10 inks to create a fluid finish & incredible resolution

A 19th century woodcarving from ShanXi China was originally part of architectural adornments

MianHua HuTong Altar Table Pigment remains are showing onA respected and passionate Chinese painting artist from Beijing, Mr. Peng Liu is one of a few artists in China focusing on HuTong paintings. He was recognized for creating a unique style in his HuTong painting by combing freehand ink and wash with details depiction by brushes. Original painting, MianHua HuTong, shows main entrance of a residence, where the artist spent most his childhood. Deeply attached to his old home, Peng used freehand to scope