Handmade Chinese Calligraphy Artwork – “五花马，千金裘 · To Trade Treasure for Life's Fire”

One-of-a-kind piece in ultra-slim aluminum frame, embodying joy, freedom, and the pursuit of life’s vitality.

Meaning

To trade treasure for life's fire

Core Idea

True wealth lies not in possessions, but in the vitality of a life fully lived. Encourages embracing joy and making life memorable.

Origin / Story

This iconic line is from Li Bai, a renowned Romantic poet of China’s Tang Dynasty. It depicts him exchanging his prized horse and fur robe for wine, demonstrating that life’s value is in experiences and passion, not material wealth.

Product Features

❖ Authentic Handcrafted Calligraphy
Each artwork is handwritten by a master calligrapher and bears a personal red seal.

❖ Premium Materials
Frame: Ultra-slim square aluminum frame
Frame colors: Black or Silver

❖ Display Versatility
Wall-mounted or tabletop display for home, office, or studio spaces.

❖ Secure Packaging
Dual-layer protection with reinforced cardboard and custom anti-impact foam; minimalist gift box suitable for gifting.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 14" L × 14" W × 0.8" D
• Weight: 1000g
• Frame Material: Aluminum (Black/Silver)
• Country of Origin: China

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this phrase mean?

It encourages valuing life experiences over material wealth, embracing joy and vitality.

Is this artwork handmade?

Yes, each piece is handwritten by a master calligrapher with a personal seal.

How should I display it?

Wall-mounted or tabletop using the integrated stand; soft indirect lighting recommended.

Is it suitable as a gift?

Yes, perfect for friends, family, mentors, and anyone seeking inspiration and cultural meaning.See full FAQ page for more.