Chinese Traditional Paper Cutting Art

Invite centuries of good fortune into your home.

Elevate your Lunar New Year decor with the delicate art of Jianzhi (Paper Cutting). Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, this is more than just a decoration—it is a historic talisman for prosperity, joy, and protection.

In Eastern tradition, these intricate red designs (often called "Window Flowers") are placed on windows and doors to welcome the arrival of Spring. The vibrant red color is believed to ward off bad energy, while the delicate openwork designs allow the light of the new year to shine through.

Why we love this collection:

• Cultural Masterpiece: Each piece features traditional motifs—from Zodiac animals to blooming Peonies—symbolizing wealth and renewal.
• Intricate Craftsmanship: The precise cuts create a stunning interplay of positive and negative space.
• Versatile Beauty: While traditionally placed on glass, these look equally stunning framed as modern art or placed on a bookshelf.

✨ How to Style in a Modern Home:

The Traditional Way: Use a small amount of clear tape or removable glue dots (not included) to adhere it to a window or mirror. Let the sunlight cast beautiful shadows into your room.

The Modern Way (Recommended): Place the paper art inside a floating glass frame (clear double-glass frame). This turns the fragile paper into a permanent, sophisticated art piece for your desk or mantle.

The Gift Way: Tuck it into one of our Phalaenopsis Orchid arrangements as a lucky surprise for the recipient.

Product Details:

• Material: Traditional High-Quality Red Rice Paper / Felt
• Packaging: Comes in a protective sleeve to ensure it arrives flat and pristine.