King Silk Art Handmade Embroidery Pink Cherry Blossoms & Mount Fuji 37110

King Silk Art makes silk embroidery wall art, 100% hand-stitched by Master Artists in Suzhou, China. Our artwork, Susho, is completely natural, created with tiny needles and pure silk thread. Susho is a 2500 year old family tradition, with a unique and fascinating history.

One theory about the name of Mount Fuji in Japan is that it comes from Mandarin characters meaning incomparably high, unique and inexhaustible. Certainly all descriptors match, Mount Fuji's snow never fully melts, an inexhaustible supply.

In Feng Shui, combined mountain and water images are very powerful. Mountains represent the population and water symbolized wealth, conceptually, people can exist anywhere, but won't prosper without water. Mountains constrain the wild energy of wind and have powerful yang energy. Mountains are very powerful protectors when located at the back on an image, with the other features in front.

In Asian art, Cherry Blossoms are harbingers of spring and are considered welcoming. In Feng Shui, Cherry Blossoms symbolize raw feminism. Female power, strength, dominance and beauty, as well as feminine sexuality. Mountains symbolize the earth meeting the clouds, creating rain that nourishes the world.

Cherry Blossoms are indigenous to China as well as Japan. Cherry trees bloom in very early spring, when it is still very cold. Tiny red flowers appear without leaves, which arrive later in the year. This unique showing is seen as brave and inspiring hope. The blossoms are a symbol of the strength that comes from surviving a harsh winter, and the good fortune that comes with strength of character.