"Lotus" Hand Embellished Limited Edition Giclee
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"Lotus"
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Title: "Lotus" Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee on Paper Edition Size: 28 S/N Worldwide Copyright: © Caroline Young, All Rights Reserved Dimensions: 20 inches tall by 15 inches wide unframed Care: Do Not Hang In Direct Sunlight Frame: Custom Framing Available for Customer at Additional Cost - Final Frame Size Depends on Frame Selection Offered At: $ 750 You will be billed $750.00 plus $50.00 Shipping and Handling. Please use our contact page if you would like this artwork Custom Framed.
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"Lotus" Story
Lijuan was the beautiful daughter of a wealthy family. Her father had arranged a marriage for her with the son of a powerful man. However, Lijuan had fallen deeply in love with Guang, a fellow student at the university. She refused to marry the man her father had chosen for her. In a rage, her father forbade her to return to school, believing that education had sowed the seeds of rebellion in his headstrong daughter.
Guang knew that the only way he could earn her father's respect was to become wealthy and successful. He quit his studies and went to Shanghai to seek his fortune. There, he met a shrewd and crafty businessman, and together they created a financial empire. Despite long hours of hard work and years of perseverance, he never forgot his beloved.
In his absence, Lijuan pined for him. She lit the lotus lanterns each night as a symbol of their pure love for each other, hoping the soft light would illuminate his way into her arms again. Eventually, Guang returned in triumph and claimed her for his wife.
Guang knew that the only way he could earn her father's respect was to become wealthy and successful. He quit his studies and went to Shanghai to seek his fortune. There, he met a shrewd and crafty businessman, and together they created a financial empire. Despite long hours of hard work and years of perseverance, he never forgot his beloved.
In his absence, Lijuan pined for him. She lit the lotus lanterns each night as a symbol of their pure love for each other, hoping the soft light would illuminate his way into her arms again. Eventually, Guang returned in triumph and claimed her for his wife.