Chinese New Year Feast

Hi Friends,

This time,  I will not show clay miniature creations.
I show the below my food preparation for the CHINESE NEW YEAR :-).

Hope you like the decoration creations especially this one :
Farewell to RABBIT (2011),  Welcome to Dragon (2012) !

Last but not least,  I display my Lou Han Fish after spring cleaning his home for the New Year.    You can see bubbles activing the CHINESE WORD "FU" - 福 (FORTUNE) at the centre, wishing all a GREAT FORTUNE YEAR!

Cheers.
Wellajoy ~~!!

Happy New Year 2012 （喜）

A combination of miniature pieces of oriental style for the CHINESE NEW YEAR

Happy New Year in the form of Dragon outline and year 2012 in the form of Chinese Character 喜 meaning HAPPINESS!

Together with FORTUNE FISH and WEALTHY DRAGON,   wish everyone a WONDERFUL and FRUITFUL year full of WEALTH & HEALTH!

For Ladies as beautiful as ever as the fairy and as sweet & rosy as ever as the nice pearl  :)

Cheers! Cheers!

I hope you love this crowded scene ...... from Wellajoy!

Lunar Dragon Year is coming :)

The Dragon is one of the 12-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese zodiac related to the  chinese calendar, and the only animal that is legendary.    For year 2012,  it is going to be Year of the Water Dragon for the Chinese Lunar Year,  as we will bid goodbye to Year of Rabbit which is the animal for 2011.   This coincide with 23rd Jan 2012 of the western Solar Calender, so we can count down another few days before the Festive Season again  and this spring festive will last as long as 15 days, till 6 February 2012 :-).

 The Dragon is considered a  noble animal symbol that represents the Chinese emperors in ancient chinese history.   And is a symbol of success and good fortune.   This time, I find Dragon my theme for miniature craft.

I painted the miniature I made with golden colour match the theme of great wealth and fortune.    Display with the floral setting with birthday peach 寿桃, together I wish dear friends of every corners of the globe a Great Year 2012 and a Great Lunar Dragon year as well!  

Best Regards,
Wellajoy!