Motifx Designers

This piece features chrysanthemums and dandelions, capturing the solemn atmosphere of the Qingming Festival. Chrysanthemums are a symbol of deepremembrance for the deceased during memorial rituals, while dandelions represent the continuity of life and hope. The contrast between the solemnity of thechrysanthemums and the lightness of the dandelions profoundly expresses reverence for life and gratitude for nature, prompting reflection on the connectionsbetween life and death.

This image showcases osmanthus flowers and starfruit, representing the themes of reunion and harvest during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Osmanthus symbolizestogetherness and longing, while starfruit signifies abundant fruits and happiness. The term "蒼穹" evokes the autumn sky, illustrating the romantic atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn night. People gather to enjoy mooncakes and admire the bright moon in the sky, expressing their desire for family reunions and their aspirationsfor a beautiful life.

This artwork features peach blossoms and oranges, symbolizing the arrival of spring and the joy of the New Year. In Chinese culture, peach blossoms represent new beginnings and happiness, while oranges signify good fortune and prosperity. The character “萃” suggests lush vegetation, symbolizing gathering andabundance, perfectly echoing the festive atmosphere of the Chinese New Year. The interplay of pink peach blossoms and golden oranges creates a vibrant ambiance, fullyshowcasing people‘s beautiful wishes and hopes for the coming year.

This image centers on lilies and mugwort, highlighting the traditions and customs of the Dragon Boat Festival. Lilies symbolize purity and blessings, whereasmugwort is essential for the festival, embodying the concepts of warding off evil and protection. In the artwork, the elegance of the lilies harmonizes withthevitality of the mugwort, conveying the cultural significance of the Dragon Boat Festival and expressing people’s sincere prayers for health and safety.

The patterns are themed around the 'thorns', with four designs that hide the story arc of 'Bearing Thorns in Apologize.'

In the first pattern, the thorns are large, thick, and sharp, representing Lian Po's dissatisfaction with Lin Xiangru's rise to the rank of high minister. This showcases his anger, burning like flames in the shape of flowers.

The second pattern features dew and the smooth short thorns on the thistles, symbolizing Lin Xiangru's calm and stable mindset in facing the situation.

In the third pattern, the thorns are small and densely packed, twisting to form a side profile of a person speaking and an ear listening, indicating the scene of others whispering once they learn of the matter.

The final pattern depicts two different thistles entwined with each other, surrounded by blooming flowers. Dew wraps around the thorns, suggesting that Lin Xiangru does not blame Lian Po for his actions. This expresses that after Lian Po bears the thorns to apologize, the two become good friends who share life and death.

The patterns are themed around the 'thorns', with four designs that hide the story arc of 'Bearing Thorns in Apologize.'

In the first pattern, the thorns are large, thick, and sharp, representing Lian Po's dissatisfaction with Lin Xiangru's rise to the rank of high minister. This showcases his anger, burning like flames in the shape of flowers.

The second pattern features dew and the smooth short thorns on the thistles, symbolizing Lin Xiangru's calm and stable mindset in facing the situation.

In the third pattern, the thorns are small and densely packed, twisting to form a side profile of a person speaking and an ear listening, indicating the scene of others whispering once they learn of the matter.

The final pattern depicts two different thistles entwined with each other, surrounded by blooming flowers. Dew wraps around the thorns, suggesting that Lin Xiangru does not blame Lian Po for his actions. This expresses that after Lian Po bears the thorns to apologize, the two become good friends who share life and death.

The patterns are themed around the 'thorns', with four designs that hide the story arc of 'Bearing Thorns in Apologize.'

In the first pattern, the thorns are large, thick, and sharp, representing Lian Po's dissatisfaction with Lin Xiangru's rise to the rank of high minister. This showcases his anger, burning like flames in the shape of flowers.

The second pattern features dew and the smooth short thorns on the thistles, symbolizing Lin Xiangru's calm and stable mindset in facing the situation.

In the third pattern, the thorns are small and densely packed, twisting to form a side profile of a person speaking and an ear listening, indicating the scene of others whispering once they learn of the matter.

The final pattern depicts two different thistles entwined with each other, surrounded by blooming flowers. Dew wraps around the thorns, suggesting that Lin Xiangru does not blame Lian Po for his actions. This expresses that after Lian Po bears the thorns to apologize, the two become good friends who share life and death.

The patterns are themed around the 'thorns', with four designs that hide the story arc of 'Bearing Thorns in Apologize.'

In the first pattern, the thorns are large, thick, and sharp, representing Lian Po's dissatisfaction with Lin Xiangru's rise to the rank of high minister. This showcases his anger, burning like flames in the shape of flowers.

The second pattern features dew and the smooth short thorns on the thistles, symbolizing Lin Xiangru's calm and stable mindset in facing the situation.

In the third pattern, the thorns are small and densely packed, twisting to form a side profile of a person speaking and an ear listening, indicating the scene of others whispering once they learn of the matter.

The final pattern depicts two different thistles entwined with each other, surrounded by blooming flowers. Dew wraps around the thorns, suggesting that Lin Xiangru does not blame Lian Po for his actions. This expresses that after Lian Po bears the thorns to apologize, the two become good friends who share life and death.

The patterns are themed around the 'thorns', with four designs that hide the story arc of 'Bearing Thorns in Apologize.'

In the first pattern, the thorns are large, thick, and sharp, representing Lian Po's dissatisfaction with Lin Xiangru's rise to the rank of high minister. This showcases his anger, burning like flames in the shape of flowers.

The second pattern features dew and the smooth short thorns on the thistles, symbolizing Lin Xiangru's calm and stable mindset in facing the situation.

In the third pattern, the thorns are small and densely packed, twisting to form a side profile of a person speaking and an ear listening, indicating the scene of others whispering once they learn of the matter.

The final pattern depicts two different thistles entwined with each other, surrounded by blooming flowers. Dew wraps around the thorns, suggesting that Lin Xiangru does not blame Lian Po for his actions. This expresses that after Lian Po bears the thorns to apologize, the two become good friends who share life and death.

The patterns are themed around the 'thorns', with four designs that hide the story arc of 'Bearing Thorns in Apologize.'

In the first pattern, the thorns are large, thick, and sharp, representing Lian Po's dissatisfaction with Lin Xiangru's rise to the rank of high minister. This showcases his anger, burning like flames in the shape of flowers.

The second pattern features dew and the smooth short thorns on the thistles, symbolizing Lin Xiangru's calm and stable mindset in facing the situation.

In the third pattern, the thorns are small and densely packed, twisting to form a side profile of a person speaking and an ear listening, indicating the scene of others whispering once they learn of the matter.

The final pattern depicts two different thistles entwined with each other, surrounded by blooming flowers. Dew wraps around the thorns, suggesting that Lin Xiangru does not blame Lian Po for his actions. This expresses that after Lian Po bears the thorns to apologize, the two become good friends who share life and death.