As Spring Festival nears, homes across the Chinese mainland are once again brightened by chuanghua – window blossoms cut from vibrant red paper to welcome the New Year. ✨🐴
Chinese paper-cutting is a centuries-old folk art that adds a personal touch to festive decor. Traditionally crafted by hand, these intricate designs symbolize hopes for good fortune, happiness and blessings in the year ahead.
For the Year of the Horse, fourth-generation artist Zhang Weisheng has created four unique horse-themed window blossoms, each carrying its own special wish. From galloping strength to boundless freedom, these paper steeds promise to bring luck galloping into 2026! 🎉✂️
Dive into this ancient craft and see how a single piece of red paper can transform into a majestic horse right before your eyes. Ready to give your windows a creative glow? Grab some red paper, sharp scissors and let your imagination run wild! 🌟
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