"Boys Beneath Lotus" Folk Painted Panel

c. 1850
$428 USD
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Dimensions
W: 26.75" D: 1.0" H: 12.75"
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Collection #
Z099D
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$20

This folk hand-painted panel, laden with meaning, was originally an interior painted panel of a large storage cabinet. The panel is painted with a scene of two young boys in traditional aprons, a motif commonly referred to as "ho ho boys." The boys hold lotus flowers above their heads, symbols of purity and abundance. Considered a blessing for many children and good health, the decorated panel likely belonged to a cabinet received as a dowry gift to a newly wed couple.

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