Dumpling — Print
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A lineart pencil illustration depicts a single dumpling gently clasped by chopsticks, suspended above a textured, aged paper background. Elevate your space with this museum-quality art print. Crafted from thick, matte paper, this print is perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your kitchen, living room, or office.
The artwork captures the essence of 冬至 (dōngzhì), the Chinese Winter Solstice celebration.
Symbolizing warmth and renewal during the longest night of the year, the dumpling honours ancient traditions. In this festival, families gather to enjoy traditional dishes. Generally, Northerners eat dumplings, to commemorate an ancient doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, who is thought to have invented dumplings.
This print celebrates the spirit of families gathering to share comforting meals—a tribute to the festival's enduring legacy and the hope of longer, brighter days ahead.
The artwork captures the essence of 冬至 (dōngzhì), the Chinese Winter Solstice celebration.
Symbolizing warmth and renewal during the longest night of the year, the dumpling honours ancient traditions. In this festival, families gather to enjoy traditional dishes. Generally, Northerners eat dumplings, to commemorate an ancient doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, who is thought to have invented dumplings.
This print celebrates the spirit of families gathering to share comforting meals—a tribute to the festival's enduring legacy and the hope of longer, brighter days ahead.
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A lineart pencil illustration depicts a single dumpling gently clasped by chopsticks, suspended above a textured, aged paper background. Elevate your space with this museum-quality art print. Crafted from thick, matte paper, this print is perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your kitchen, living room, or office.
The artwork captures the essence of 冬至 (dōngzhì), the Chinese Winter Solstice celebration.
Symbolizing warmth and renewal during the longest night of the year, the dumpling honours ancient traditions. In this festival, families gather to enjoy traditional dishes. Generally, Northerners eat dumplings, to commemorate an ancient doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, who is thought to have invented dumplings.
This print celebrates the spirit of families gathering to share comforting meals—a tribute to the festival's enduring legacy and the hope of longer, brighter days ahead.
The artwork captures the essence of 冬至 (dōngzhì), the Chinese Winter Solstice celebration.
Symbolizing warmth and renewal during the longest night of the year, the dumpling honours ancient traditions. In this festival, families gather to enjoy traditional dishes. Generally, Northerners eat dumplings, to commemorate an ancient doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, who is thought to have invented dumplings.
This print celebrates the spirit of families gathering to share comforting meals—a tribute to the festival's enduring legacy and the hope of longer, brighter days ahead.
A lineart pencil illustration depicts a single dumpling gently clasped by chopsticks, suspended above a textured, aged paper background. Elevate your space with this museum-quality art print. Crafted from thick, matte paper, this print is perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your kitchen, living room, or office.
The artwork captures the essence of 冬至 (dōngzhì), the Chinese Winter Solstice celebration.
Symbolizing warmth and renewal during the longest night of the year, the dumpling honours ancient traditions. In this festival, families gather to enjoy traditional dishes. Generally, Northerners eat dumplings, to commemorate an ancient doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, who is thought to have invented dumplings.
This print celebrates the spirit of families gathering to share comforting meals—a tribute to the festival's enduring legacy and the hope of longer, brighter days ahead.
The artwork captures the essence of 冬至 (dōngzhì), the Chinese Winter Solstice celebration.
Symbolizing warmth and renewal during the longest night of the year, the dumpling honours ancient traditions. In this festival, families gather to enjoy traditional dishes. Generally, Northerners eat dumplings, to commemorate an ancient doctor named Zhang Zhongjing, who is thought to have invented dumplings.
This print celebrates the spirit of families gathering to share comforting meals—a tribute to the festival's enduring legacy and the hope of longer, brighter days ahead.
DETAILSPaper thickness: 10.3 milPaper weight: 189 g/m²Opacity: 94%ISO brightness: 104%Paper is sourced from JapanFrame not includedMockup is for display purposes only and does not represent the actual print size
SHIPPINGThis product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!Your product will take 2-5 business days to process and the delivery time and costs might differ based on the amount of orders to proceed. Once processed, your delivery times are estimated to be:USA: 3-6 business daysCanada: 5-8 business daysRest of the World: 5-10 business days
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