Lady Zhurong Throwing Flying Daggers (Zhurong Furen Fei Jian Zhi Tu - Romance of the Three Kingdoms) - Hirosaki Neputa Folk Artist - Japan (No reserve price)
Lady Zhurong Throwing Flying Daggers is an artistic portrayal inspired by the legendary figure from the classic Chinese novel 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms.' This depiction, created by a Hirosaki Neputa folk artist in Japan, captures Lady Zhurong, famed for her prowess in battle and daring persona. The Neputa style of folk art is known for its vibrant, dramatic lanterns and paintings, often illustrating historical and mythological scenes. This piece exemplifies cross-cultural appreciation and the transmission of heroic narratives through Japanese folk art media. Elements such as the flying daggers signify martial skill, while the dynamic composition aligns with the expressive tradition of Neputa artistry. The work not only reflects a cultural reverence for historical legends but also the rich visual storytelling embedded in regional Japanese crafts.
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