Ink Fragrance Studio's Treasure - Original Paintings by Emperor Huizong Zhao Ji (National Treasures Rekindled - Originals Reappear)

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Features: Wang Gang, the ambassador of "Moxiangzhai Treasure," once hosted the Jiangsu TV program "Treasures at Home." In real life, Mr. Wang Gang is a collector with extensive research on traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting. Upon seeing "Moxiangzhai Treasure," Mr. Wang Gang expressed deep admiration: "These treasured calligraphy and paintings have now become national treasures that private individuals can no longer possess. It is rare to even see them once, yet this does not match the profound meaning they carry. 'Moxiangzhai Treasure' uses highly realistic reproductions to bring these invaluable national treasures out of the museum, allowing more people to witness their beauty and experience the charm of these masterpieces. Turning them into treasured possessions for one's home is truly the greatest kindness and an immeasurable act of virtue!"
The Resurgence of National Treasures: True Artistry Illuminates the World
One of a Kind – The Original Paintings of Emperor Huizong's Botanical and Bird Subjects
Emperor Huizong's paintings are renowned for their meticulous details and unique approach. His depictions of flowers and birds, with gold and ink feathers and lacquered eyes, are vivid and lifelike, creating a natural and harmonious artistic realm. His works represent the pinnacle of Chinese painting and established a new tradition in imperial botanical and bird paintings.
A Miracle in the World of Art Auctions
Emperor Huizong's original paintings are highly sought after by contemporary collectors. In the spring of 2002, one such piece was sold for 23 million yuan, setting a record for Chinese calligraphy and painting auctions. In 2005, another original painting was set to be auctioned, with an estimated value of 50 million yuan, promising to create another miracle.