36" * H100"/Panel * 5ps, Mustard-Yellow Pine and Crane Wallpaper, Chinese-Style Pine and Crane Wallpaper Mural, 5 Panels

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This wallpaper is produced using the latest digital print technologies, and it is the highest quality reproduction possible of the … Read more This wallpaper is produced using the latest digital print technologies, and it is the highest quality reproduction possible of the original hand-painted wallpaper

1: Commodity: Pine and Crane Wallpaper in Mustard-Yellow Color

2: Handicrafts: Premium Fine Art Printed

3: WallpaperMaterial: Luxury 185g Pure Paper Imported from Germany (Professional-grade wallpaper substrate. Eco-friendly, highly breathabl)

4: Panel Size: W36"* H 100"/panel ( roll)

5: Pattern Continuity: Full design consists of 5 panels with a continuous, non-repeating pattern

6: PRICING & ORDERING: The list price for a set of 5 panels

7:Installation Method: Traditional butt-joint installation (panels are placed edge-to-edge without overlapping) with a precise pattern match.

Adhesive: Non-pasted. High-quality wallpaper paste/adhesive required.Professional installation is highly recommended for perfect seamless alignment.

8: Shipping and Delivery date: Shipping in 10 business days and by Fedex and we will pay the tariff for clients of USA.

Delivery date: in 10 business days

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9.Core Implication of the Pine and Crane Motif
The core implication of the Pine and Crane Motif is Pine and Crane for Longevity. As a time-honored classic auspicious cultural symbol in China with a history of thousands of years, it carries beautiful wishes for longevity, health, good fortune and contentment.

Symbolic Connotations of Individual Elements
‌Pine Tree‌: Evergreen across four seasons, it defies frost and snow, with an extremely long lifespan that never fades even in harsh winters. It symbolizes the tenacity and enduring vitality of life, corresponding to the traditional saying "May you live as long as the unaging pine on the Southern Mountain". It also represents the noble, unyielding character of a gentleman.
‌Crane‌: In traditional Chinese culture, it is regarded as a divine bird from celestial realms. With an elegant posture and clear, far-reaching calls, it stands for purity and refined detachment from worldly vulgarity, and is also endowed with the auspicious attribute of immortality.
The combination of the two elements also contains a clever homophonic allusion: "pine" sounds similar to "longevity" in Chinese, while "crane" shares the same pronunciation with "congratulation", further reinforcing the joyful meaning of extending birthday and festive blessings.

Extended Cultural Connotation
The Pine and Crane Motif is not a completely realistic depiction of natural scenes (in reality, red-crowned cranes mostly inhabit shallow lakes and marshes, and rarely perch on pine branches). It is a typical embodiment of the "prioritizing artistic conception over literal form" philosophy in traditional Chinese art. It integrates the Taoist ideal of pursuing longevity and the Confucian concept of gentlemanly virtue, representing the spiritual pursuit of "attaining both virtue and long life".

This pattern is widely used in festive occasions such as birthday banquets and the Spring Festival. It is often made into gifts for elders, or hung in the main halls of residences, conveying people's simple wishes for good health, long life and the prosperity of the family. See less