Hand-Painted Chinese Lotus Painting – Jia Guangjian Inspired Shili Hexiang 十里荷香, Pink Lotus Pond & Expressive Ink Leaves, 138 × 68 cm Horizontal Wall Art

Hand-Painted Chinese Lotus Painting – Shili Hexiang 十里荷香

This horizontal Chinese lotus painting features luminous pink blossoms, dark expressive ink leaves, yellow lotus seed pods, pale blue washes and rugged rock forms arranged across a wide 138 × 68 cm composition. The work is a contemporary hand-painted decorative Chinese painting inspired by / after Jia Guangjian, not an original or authenticated Jia Guangjian artwork.

The title Shili Hexiang 十里荷香 evokes the poetic image of lotus fragrance carrying across a long summer landscape. With its balance of saturated pink flowers, smoky black leaves and generous breathing space, the painting works especially well in Neo-Chinese, Japandi, wabi-sabi and contemporary Asian interiors.

Artwork & Size

Shili Hexiang Lotus｜十里荷香 – 138 × 68 cm

Artwork-only, scroll-style and framed presentation views show different ways the composition can be displayed. Framing or mounting follows the selected order configuration.

How to Style This Lotus Painting at Home

Living room: this wide composition is especially suitable above a sofa, low console or long sideboard. The 138 cm width gives it enough presence to anchor a medium-to-large wall.

Dining room: place it above a buffet, credenza or dining cabinet. The pink lotus flowers bring colour without feeling overly formal, while the large black ink leaves give the room visual weight.

Tea room: display the painting above a tea cabinet or on the main wall opposite the tea table, then keep the surrounding decoration restrained with Yixing teaware, celadon, bamboo, stone, linen or natural wood.

Study or home office: the ink-heavy leaves and rocks give the work enough structure for a desk, bookcase or credenza wall. It works particularly well with dark timber, calligraphy objects, books, scholar stones and bronze or black metal accents.

Furniture & Wall-Colour Pairing

Neo-Chinese: walnut, rosewood, black timber, ceramics and warm spotlighting create a refined traditional-modern setting.

Japandi: pale oak, linen, travertine, warm white walls and a simple wood frame make the painting feel lighter and architectural.

Wabi-sabi: textured plaster, raw timber, stoneware and muted furniture emphasize the handmade brushwork and natural irregularity of ink.

Modern minimalist: let the lotus painting be the main organic accent against warm white, ivory, light greige or soft grey walls.

Lotus Symbolism & Feng Shui-Inspired Styling

In Chinese visual culture, the lotus is widely associated with purity, integrity, harmony and rising cleanly from muddy water. Lotus seed pods can also suggest continuity and abundance. These are traditional cultural associations and decorative meanings rather than guarantees of specific personal, financial or spiritual outcomes.

Gift Guide

Housewarming: lotus is a versatile and elegant choice for a new living room, dining room or tea space. Business opening or office gift: a large hand-painted lotus work can suit a reception room, executive office, tea business, restaurant or wellness space. Wedding or anniversary: lotus imagery suits themes of harmony, dignity and enduring beauty. Tea lovers: this is an especially strong match for someone with a tea room or collection of Chinese ceramics.

FAQ

Is this painting hand-painted?
Yes. It is a hand-painted Chinese decorative painting, so natural variations in brushwork, ink density, flower shape and colour are expected.

Is this an original Jia Guangjian artwork?
No. It is a contemporary decorative work inspired by / after Jia Guangjian.

Why does the listing use Jia Guangjian in the title?
Jia Guangjian is used as a clear artistic-style reference for the lotus composition while the product remains identified as a contemporary inspired work.

What does Shili Hexiang 十里荷香 mean?
It is a poetic phrase describing lotus fragrance extending across a long distance, evoking a broad summer lotus pond and an atmosphere of freshness and serenity.

What is the size?
138 × 68 cm.

Will my piece look exactly identical to the photo?
No. Because the work is hand-painted, small differences in brushwork, colour saturation, ink spread and fine details are normal while the overall composition remains recognizable.

Is this suitable for a tea room?
Yes. Lotus imagery, ink brushwork and a calm horizontal composition work especially well with teaware, ceramics, natural timber and warm ambient lighting.

Does lotus art have Feng Shui meaning?
Lotus is traditionally associated with purity, harmony and integrity. These ideas can inform interior styling, but the artwork does not guarantee a particular outcome.