• King Silk Art sells only handmade master quality embroidery artwork with real and long-term value and a fascinating history with 2500 years of tradition..
• A wonderful gift for all occasions. The handcrafted workmanship and natural materials are exquisite with remarkable detail.Colors just glow with the sheen of real silk..
• New customers are surprised by the craftsmanship and vibrant colors of the embroidery when they open the package.Web photos can't capture the magic,in person,the artwork looks even better!.
• Art Story: From the Emperor's Garden in Suzhou China. In the Chinese and Japanese wall art world landscape art paintings are popular Asian Decoration.
• 12"x12" with mat only; 13"x13"x0.6" with mat and frame. The actual embroidery size will vary slightly from the online image due to hand-stitching,but look more beautiful & attractive in real..

• Imported from USA.

King Silk Art makes silk embroidery wall art, 100% hand-stitched by Master Artists in Suzhou, China. Our artwork, Susho, is completely natural, created with tiny needles and pure silk thread. Susho is a 2500 year old family tradition, with a unique and fascinating history. Over the centuries, our canal-filled water village developed into a beautiful city and attracted a large population of aristocrats, scholars and artists. Suzhou was called the Venice of the East by Marco Polo. During Imperial China, Suzhou's wealthiest residents build a series of private gardens that are unbelievably old and beautiful, 69 survived the centuries and today are popular tourist attractions. These elaborate gardens are enormously popular in China and are a major status symbol. Suzhou's ancient gardens have been restored and are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Wonderful replicas of Suzhou's famous gardens can be found in the West. Portland, Oregon is Suzhou's Sister City and built Lan Su Chinese Garden, to delight locals and tourist. The Astor Court, located in The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, is a re-creation of a Suzhou-style, Chinese-garden courtyard. And, Darling Harbour's Chinese Garden of Friendship is another fantastic homage. In Feng Shui, bridges symbolize connection, the strength that comes when two or more things are combined. As in the West, "Bridge Burning" means a relationship has ended badly and finally. This famous bridge has special meaning, for romantics, it's called the "Matchmaking Bridge". In this case, this bridge is a connection to the heavens, the Guanyin Buddha, the goddess of mercy and compassion. This connection to Guanyin is thought to lead to wealth and success, which is critical for finding the very best mate.