Cranes and Pine Tree Wooden CarvingIn Chinese culture, Cranes are regarded as a symbol of longevity. They are also considered auspicious and are often depicted with other symbols of good fortune, such as the sun and clouds. Pine trees are highly valued for their ability to stay green throughout the year, even in harsh winter conditions. They represent longevity, endurance, and resilience.

This placemat features sections taken from an original artwork by Deborah McKellar

This canvas print is a digital reproduction of the original artwork "I've Got Honey" by Deborah McKellar

and resilience

This canvas print is a digital reproduction of the original artwork "Snuff Bottles" by Deborah McKellar

Framed size: 94 x 94 x 4 cm

The batik pattern draws inspiration from the old batik uniforms of Singapore Airlines

"Straits Greenhouse"

Framed Size: 69 x 114 x 4 cm

pink and blue pigments used in their porcelain ware had to be imported from distant lands

the majestic Traveller’s Palm is a popular landscape plant in tropical Singapore

This canvas print is a digital reproduction of the original artwork "Moon River" by Deborah McKellar

They are also considered auspicious and are often depicted with other symbols of good fortune