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Bird Directory AYA Shopper bag
£45.00
Sheng Yu (1692-1767) was born in Changshu, Jiangsu province. He was the court painter in Qing dynasty and his principle subjects were flowers, birds, fish and insects. His paintings are not only considered to have artistic value, but also to provide an important directory of wild life. This shopper bag has a design inspired by the work of Artist Yu’s Bird Directory series of ink paintings. The particular piece features a beautiful long tailed bird resting on a branch. It makes a unique gift and is both stylish and ideal for all your shopping. New & exclusive to JE gallery, bring you the best of oriental art & culture.
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Brand: JE ART
Material: Echo-friendly Micofiber
Size: 33×45×13cm
Washing instructions: For partial stain, can be cleaned by wet cloth with washing-up liquid?
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