Throughout history, there have been countless poems and writings about gazing at the moon, often expressing longing for distant loved ones, homesickness, or hopes for reunion. This Ming Dynasty calligraphy piece, Watching the Moon, features bold and expansive brushwork. It combines precise, disciplined strokes with powerful, majestic artistry, evoking a sense of fullness as if the moon itself illuminates the entire world, bringing the viewer into the scene.
The piece is mounted with Qing Dynasty pure gold brocade and suppressed jacquard brocade, adding intricate textures that enhance its delicacy and elegance. It is well-suited for placement in a tea room or reception area, creating an atmosphere of serene tranquility and refined sophistication.
