White pheasants

A copy of a painting by Chinese artist Li Dzhe.
Chinese paper, ink, mineral paints, rice paper.
Decorated with anti-reflective glass.

Mostly works of Chinese painting carry a symbolic meaning.
Chrysanthemum, one of the "four noble plants" and, since it blooms in autumn and is not afraid of frosts, is a symbol of cheerfulness, resilience to adversity, mature beauty and wisdom.
The stone is considered a symbol of longevity and fidelity due to the natural qualities of constancy of form and stability.
The pheasant is one of the incarnations of the dragon, the emblem of the emperor and the symbol of the imperial couple. It means light, yang, virtue, prosperity, luck, beauty.
Historically, the white color in China meant the absence of color or emptiness. However, nowadays white has acquired a more positive meaning. This is purity, nobility and chastity. And increasingly, Chinese brides are wearing white dresses on their main day.
Such a picture could be a good gift for a wedding with the wishes of a strong and prosperous family life.