"Huanxi Sha" Cursive Script by Xie Li Zhang Lei and painting in a refined

and painting in a refined composition

The flowing and vigorous strokes capture both the elegance of the ancient style and the artist’s personal interpretation

The phrase originates from the name of a Han dynasty palace hall and has since become a blessing for everlasting joy and prosperity

the design includes a round butterfly motif

Swallows fly

"Huanxi Sha" Cursive Script by Xie Li Zhang Lei and painting in a refinedDescriptionThis work by Xie Li from Beijing, China, presents the Song Dynasty poem "Huanxi Sha" by Lu You in cursive script. The poem reads: Too lazy to drink from the jade flask on the sandy shore,Calling you to enjoy the light of a small window together. The sound of horns at sunset stirs the deepest feelings. Busy days are many, leisure days are few,New sorrows often follow the old,As a guest away from home, I fear when you leave. Script: Cursive