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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
  [traditional indian jewelry] Birds, Flowers and Trees - tibetan buddhist art

Bian Jingzhao, Ming Dynasty
Ink and color on silk
155*99cm

In a corner of the imperial garden, flowers and birds evoke spring. Above, a Chinese bulbul climbs high on the top of the branch, signifying wealth and longevity. In the middle, each of the four paradise flycatchers occupies a corner, symbolizing the splendor of four seasons. Below, a pair of birds is looking for food under the

Ritual songs are sung on the occasions of folk rituals such as "wedding tune" in weddings, "funeral tune" in funerals, "sacrificial tune" in sacrifices, "dragon boat tune" in dragon boat race, "wine tune" in drinking, "congratulation tune" in meeting and seeing off friends and re


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