Mulberry Tree (2025)
Year
2025
Dimensions
375x250cm
Materials
oil/wood
Medium
Painting
Price
$30000
Shipping cost depends on location
Painting "The Mulberry Tree"
In this work, the author aims to convey to us the fundamental origin of the Silk Road.
In Chinese philosophy, the mulberry or mulberry tree is considered the Tree of Life, endowed with magical powers against evil.
At the center of the composition is the mulberry tree, symbolizing the spiritual culture of humanity, a symbol of prosperity, fertility, but primarily a manifestation of life in all its aspects, embodying the unity of the entire world, a kind of model of the Universe and humanity, where every creature, object, or phenomenon has its place. The mulberry is considered a sacred and highly revered tree among the peoples of the East. Amulets made from its wood have long served as talismans for Chinese women. The mulberry tree is considered the "tree of life," capable of protecting against evil, also a symbol of diligence and respect for parents. In China, the mulberry embodies the union of the principles of yin and yang. It is attributed with magical power, the ability to resist evil, divert lightning from the garden where it grows. But the mulberry tree gained particular fame as a raw material for silk production. Only the mulberry tree is a complete and favorite delicacy for the silkworm, which has given people the most beautiful, exquisite, and noble fabric.
The painting "The Mulberry Tree," filled with clear symbols, can be read as an understandable book for the viewer:
The golden line is the silk thread stretched across the horizon, and it is the fundamental basis of the "Silk Road," which begins precisely from under the mulberry tree and weaves across the world, such a delicate yet strong thread-road that connected worlds, brought wealth to its people, thanks to which the artistic, cultural, and scientific synthesis of humanity took place.
One of the symbols of Ukraine is the pysanka. It embodies new life, dreams, hopes, but above all, it is a symbol of love. Also, in Chinese philosophy and symbolism, the cocoon serves as the place of the birth of a new soul.
The ornamentation of the pysankas present in this composition resonates with the symbolism characteristic of Chinese culture. The patterns of the pysankas are special scripts, elements used by the Trypillians, Sarmatians, and Scythians, filled with the philosophical content of cosmology and the worldview of all humanity, closely intertwined with entire peoples.
In this work, the author aims to convey to us the fundamental origin of the Silk Road.
In Chinese philosophy, the mulberry or mulberry tree is considered the Tree of Life, endowed with magical powers against evil.
At the center of the composition is the mulberry tree, symbolizing the spiritual culture of humanity, a symbol of prosperity, fertility, but primarily a manifestation of life in all its aspects, embodying the unity of the entire world, a kind of model of the Universe and humanity, where every creature, object, or phenomenon has its place. The mulberry is considered a sacred and highly revered tree among the peoples of the East. Amulets made from its wood have long served as talismans for Chinese women. The mulberry tree is considered the "tree of life," capable of protecting against evil, also a symbol of diligence and respect for parents. In China, the mulberry embodies the union of the principles of yin and yang. It is attributed with magical power, the ability to resist evil, divert lightning from the garden where it grows. But the mulberry tree gained particular fame as a raw material for silk production. Only the mulberry tree is a complete and favorite delicacy for the silkworm, which has given people the most beautiful, exquisite, and noble fabric.
The painting "The Mulberry Tree," filled with clear symbols, can be read as an understandable book for the viewer:
The golden line is the silk thread stretched across the horizon, and it is the fundamental basis of the "Silk Road," which begins precisely from under the mulberry tree and weaves across the world, such a delicate yet strong thread-road that connected worlds, brought wealth to its people, thanks to which the artistic, cultural, and scientific synthesis of humanity took place.
One of the symbols of Ukraine is the pysanka. It embodies new life, dreams, hopes, but above all, it is a symbol of love. Also, in Chinese philosophy and symbolism, the cocoon serves as the place of the birth of a new soul.
The ornamentation of the pysankas present in this composition resonates with the symbolism characteristic of Chinese culture. The patterns of the pysankas are special scripts, elements used by the Trypillians, Sarmatians, and Scythians, filled with the philosophical content of cosmology and the worldview of all humanity, closely intertwined with entire peoples.
Buy Mulberry Tree (2025)
Year
2025
Dimensions
375x250cm
Materials
oil/wood
Medium
Painting
Price
$30000
Shipping cost depends on location
Painting "The Mulberry Tree"
In this work, the author aims to convey to us the fundamental origin of the Silk Road.
In Chinese philosophy, the mulberry or mulberry tree is considered the Tree of Life, endowed with magical powers against evil.
At the center of the composition is the mulberry tree, symbolizing the spiritual culture of humanity, a symbol of prosperity, fertility, but primarily a manifestation of life in all its aspects, embodying the unity of the entire world, a kind of model of the Universe and humanity, where every creature, object, or phenomenon has its place. The mulberry is considered a sacred and highly revered tree among the peoples of the East. Amulets made from its wood have long served as talismans for Chinese women. The mulberry tree is considered the "tree of life," capable of protecting against evil, also a symbol of diligence and respect for parents. In China, the mulberry embodies the union of the principles of yin and yang. It is attributed with magical power, the ability to resist evil, divert lightning from the garden where it grows. But the mulberry tree gained particular fame as a raw material for silk production. Only the mulberry tree is a complete and favorite delicacy for the silkworm, which has given people the most beautiful, exquisite, and noble fabric.
The painting "The Mulberry Tree," filled with clear symbols, can be read as an understandable book for the viewer:
The golden line is the silk thread stretched across the horizon, and it is the fundamental basis of the "Silk Road," which begins precisely from under the mulberry tree and weaves across the world, such a delicate yet strong thread-road that connected worlds, brought wealth to its people, thanks to which the artistic, cultural, and scientific synthesis of humanity took place.
One of the symbols of Ukraine is the pysanka. It embodies new life, dreams, hopes, but above all, it is a symbol of love. Also, in Chinese philosophy and symbolism, the cocoon serves as the place of the birth of a new soul.
The ornamentation of the pysankas present in this composition resonates with the symbolism characteristic of Chinese culture. The patterns of the pysankas are special scripts, elements used by the Trypillians, Sarmatians, and Scythians, filled with the philosophical content of cosmology and the worldview of all humanity, closely intertwined with entire peoples.
In this work, the author aims to convey to us the fundamental origin of the Silk Road.
In Chinese philosophy, the mulberry or mulberry tree is considered the Tree of Life, endowed with magical powers against evil.
At the center of the composition is the mulberry tree, symbolizing the spiritual culture of humanity, a symbol of prosperity, fertility, but primarily a manifestation of life in all its aspects, embodying the unity of the entire world, a kind of model of the Universe and humanity, where every creature, object, or phenomenon has its place. The mulberry is considered a sacred and highly revered tree among the peoples of the East. Amulets made from its wood have long served as talismans for Chinese women. The mulberry tree is considered the "tree of life," capable of protecting against evil, also a symbol of diligence and respect for parents. In China, the mulberry embodies the union of the principles of yin and yang. It is attributed with magical power, the ability to resist evil, divert lightning from the garden where it grows. But the mulberry tree gained particular fame as a raw material for silk production. Only the mulberry tree is a complete and favorite delicacy for the silkworm, which has given people the most beautiful, exquisite, and noble fabric.
The painting "The Mulberry Tree," filled with clear symbols, can be read as an understandable book for the viewer:
The golden line is the silk thread stretched across the horizon, and it is the fundamental basis of the "Silk Road," which begins precisely from under the mulberry tree and weaves across the world, such a delicate yet strong thread-road that connected worlds, brought wealth to its people, thanks to which the artistic, cultural, and scientific synthesis of humanity took place.
One of the symbols of Ukraine is the pysanka. It embodies new life, dreams, hopes, but above all, it is a symbol of love. Also, in Chinese philosophy and symbolism, the cocoon serves as the place of the birth of a new soul.
The ornamentation of the pysankas present in this composition resonates with the symbolism characteristic of Chinese culture. The patterns of the pysankas are special scripts, elements used by the Trypillians, Sarmatians, and Scythians, filled with the philosophical content of cosmology and the worldview of all humanity, closely intertwined with entire peoples.
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Year
2025
Dimensions
375x250cm
Materials
oil/wood
Medium
Painting
Price
$30000
Shipping cost depends on location
Painting "The Mulberry Tree"
In this work, the author aims to convey to us the fundamental origin of the Silk Road.
In Chinese philosophy, the mulberry or mulberry tree is considered the Tree of Life, endowed with magical powers against evil.
At the center of the composition is the mulberry tree, symbolizing the spiritual culture of humanity, a symbol of prosperity, fertility, but primarily a manifestation of life in all its aspects, embodying the unity of the entire world, a kind of model of the Universe and humanity, where every creature, object, or phenomenon has its place. The mulberry is considered a sacred and highly revered tree among the peoples of the East. Amulets made from its wood have long served as talismans for Chinese women. The mulberry tree is considered the "tree of life," capable of protecting against evil, also a symbol of diligence and respect for parents. In China, the mulberry embodies the union of the principles of yin and yang. It is attributed with magical power, the ability to resist evil, divert lightning from the garden where it grows. But the mulberry tree gained particular fame as a raw material for silk production. Only the mulberry tree is a complete and favorite delicacy for the silkworm, which has given people the most beautiful, exquisite, and noble fabric.
The painting "The Mulberry Tree," filled with clear symbols, can be read as an understandable book for the viewer:
The golden line is the silk thread stretched across the horizon, and it is the fundamental basis of the "Silk Road," which begins precisely from under the mulberry tree and weaves across the world, such a delicate yet strong thread-road that connected worlds, brought wealth to its people, thanks to which the artistic, cultural, and scientific synthesis of humanity took place.
One of the symbols of Ukraine is the pysanka. It embodies new life, dreams, hopes, but above all, it is a symbol of love. Also, in Chinese philosophy and symbolism, the cocoon serves as the place of the birth of a new soul.
The ornamentation of the pysankas present in this composition resonates with the symbolism characteristic of Chinese culture. The patterns of the pysankas are special scripts, elements used by the Trypillians, Sarmatians, and Scythians, filled with the philosophical content of cosmology and the worldview of all humanity, closely intertwined with entire peoples.
In this work, the author aims to convey to us the fundamental origin of the Silk Road.
In Chinese philosophy, the mulberry or mulberry tree is considered the Tree of Life, endowed with magical powers against evil.
At the center of the composition is the mulberry tree, symbolizing the spiritual culture of humanity, a symbol of prosperity, fertility, but primarily a manifestation of life in all its aspects, embodying the unity of the entire world, a kind of model of the Universe and humanity, where every creature, object, or phenomenon has its place. The mulberry is considered a sacred and highly revered tree among the peoples of the East. Amulets made from its wood have long served as talismans for Chinese women. The mulberry tree is considered the "tree of life," capable of protecting against evil, also a symbol of diligence and respect for parents. In China, the mulberry embodies the union of the principles of yin and yang. It is attributed with magical power, the ability to resist evil, divert lightning from the garden where it grows. But the mulberry tree gained particular fame as a raw material for silk production. Only the mulberry tree is a complete and favorite delicacy for the silkworm, which has given people the most beautiful, exquisite, and noble fabric.
The painting "The Mulberry Tree," filled with clear symbols, can be read as an understandable book for the viewer:
The golden line is the silk thread stretched across the horizon, and it is the fundamental basis of the "Silk Road," which begins precisely from under the mulberry tree and weaves across the world, such a delicate yet strong thread-road that connected worlds, brought wealth to its people, thanks to which the artistic, cultural, and scientific synthesis of humanity took place.
One of the symbols of Ukraine is the pysanka. It embodies new life, dreams, hopes, but above all, it is a symbol of love. Also, in Chinese philosophy and symbolism, the cocoon serves as the place of the birth of a new soul.
The ornamentation of the pysankas present in this composition resonates with the symbolism characteristic of Chinese culture. The patterns of the pysankas are special scripts, elements used by the Trypillians, Sarmatians, and Scythians, filled with the philosophical content of cosmology and the worldview of all humanity, closely intertwined with entire peoples.
