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Folk Woodblock Paper-Horse Blessing Prints - Set of Five

Folk Woodblock Paper-Horse Blessing Prints - Set of Five

Folk Woodblock Print Set
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Folk Woodblock Print Set
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Selected item - a group of five Chinese folk woodblock blessing prints on paper.

Known as paper horses, these monochrome ritual prints were made for popular devotional and auspicious use. The set includes five subjects, among them a talisman for welcoming helpful patrons, and carries the direct graphic energy of vernacular woodblock culture.

  • Original Chinese title: 民间版画 祈福“纸马”:接引贵人符等5种
  • Maker/printer: Shengji Hang (胜记行), according to the seller
  • Date: Not stated
  • Contents: Five folk blessing prints
  • Technique: Black-and-white woodblock printing
  • Material: Paper
  • Dimensions: 43.5 × 29.5 cm as listed
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 8.5/10 according to the seller
  • Provenance note: Seller associates the set with the former collection of the Nanjing Zheng He Research Association
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