Copy of Metal Bookmark x Chinese Art Series| Black Cat & Narcissus Qing Dynasty Painting | Lunar New Year Good Luck Bookmark, Prosperity Gift

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a meaningful piece of traditional East Asian art. This metal bookmark features a fine art reproduction of “Black Cat and Narcissus,” a Chinese hanging scroll painting by Zhu Ling, created during the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), likely between 1820–1850. The original artwork is a vertical ink-and-color composition on paper. A boldly rendered black cat, painted in rich, heavy ink, stands beside delicate narcissus flowers and peach blossoms, creating a striking balance between strength and grace. ✦ Symbolism & Meaning Black Cat – A symbol of domestic harmony, protection, and good fortune Narcissus – A Lunar New Year flower that blooms at the start of the year, representing prosperity, renewal, and abundance Peach Blossoms – Associated with longevity, vitality, and positive beginnings Together, these symbols make this bookmark an especially thoughtful gift for Lunar New Year, welcoming luck and prosperity for the year ahead. ✦ Bookmark Details Durable metal bookmark Vertical artwork inspired by traditional hanging scrolls Smooth finish, lightweight, and long-lasting Perfect for novels, journals, planners, and art books ✦ Perfect For Lunar New Year gifts Book lovers & readers Chinese art & history enthusiasts Meaningful, symbolic gifts Teachers, students, and collectors This bookmark is more than a reading accessory — it’s a small talisman of good fortune, prosperity, and renewal, inspired by timeless Qing Dynasty artistry.