Hand-Painted Chinese Xieyi Album Leaf Painting Collection – Qi Baishi Inspired Flowers, Birds, Fish, Gourds, Peaches, Vegetables & Grass Insects, 32 Artwork Styles
Hand-Painted Chinese Xieyi Album Leaf Painting Collection – Qi Baishi Inspired Flowers, Birds, Fish, Gourds, Peaches, Vegetables & Grass Insects, 32 Artwork Styles
Hand-Painted Chinese Xieyi Album Leaf Collection – Qi Baishi Inspired
This collection brings together 32 distinct hand-painted Chinese xieyi-style album-leaf paintings featuring birds, fish, fruit, vegetables, flowers, small animals and grass insects. These are contemporary hand-painted decorative works inspired by / after Qi Baishi, not original or authenticated Qi Baishi artworks.
Each artwork is approximately 35 × 45 cm, a compact format that is especially versatile for modern homes: display one as a quiet focal point, pair two related subjects, or build a three-piece or gallery-wall arrangement.
How to Display These Paintings at Home
Living room: use one bold subject such as Rooster & Red Peony, Longevity Peaches or Eagle on Rock above a small console, side chair or cabinet. For a wider wall, combine two or three pieces with the same frame finish and consistent spacing.
Dining room: fruit, vegetable and tea-related subjects work particularly well above a buffet or dining cabinet. Persimmons, gourds, mushrooms, chilies, pumpkins and tea cups create a warm still-life rhythm.
Tea room: Red Chrysanthemums & Tea Cups, Loofah & Insect, Morning Glory & Bee, Ink Peony & Cicada and simple fruit studies pair naturally with Yixing teaware, celadon, bamboo, linen and natural timber.
Study or home office: Eagle on Rock, Frogs & Reeds, Fish & Aquatic Grass and monochrome ink subjects work well with books, calligraphy objects, walnut furniture and warm task lighting.
Gallery wall: because all pieces share the same 35 × 45 cm format, they are ideal for a coordinated 2-piece, 3-piece, 4-piece or grid arrangement.
Interior Style Pairing
Neo-Chinese: walnut, rosewood, black timber, ceramics and warm spot lighting.
Japandi: pale oak, warm white walls, linen, stone and thin natural-wood frames.
Wabi-sabi: textured plaster, raw timber, handmade ceramics and muted fabrics emphasize the spontaneity of xieyi brushwork.
Gift Guide by Subject
Longevity Peaches: suitable for birthdays, retirement, parents, grandparents and elders.
Rooster & Peony: vivid for housewarming, Lunar New Year, business gifting or recipients who enjoy auspicious flower-and-bird art.
Fish paintings: often chosen for housewarming and business-opening gifts because fish imagery is traditionally associated with abundance.
Gourds and fruit: versatile for family gifts and dining-room decor.
Peony: widely associated with prosperity, beauty and distinction.
FAQ
Are these prints?
No. They are hand-painted decorative Chinese paintings.
Are they original Qi Baishi paintings?
No. They are contemporary decorative works inspired by / after Qi Baishi.
What size are they?
Approximately 35 × 45 cm.
Can I hang only one?
Yes. A single piece works well over a small console, bedside cabinet, tea shelf, desk or reading chair.
Can I combine several together?
Yes. This format is particularly good for matched pairs, trios or a 2 × 2 gallery wall.
Do the auspicious subjects guarantee good luck or wealth?
No. Peaches, fish, gourds, peony and similar motifs carry traditional cultural associations rather than guaranteed outcomes.
