Australian Chinese artist Chris Chun has created a colourful and whimsical series of dogs based on the 5 elements - earth, fire, metal, water and wood. Each dog combines traditional Asian symbolism with contemporary Western sensibilities to bring good fortune, health and happiness to their owners! Metal Dogs are born in 1970.
Australian Chinese artist Chris Chun has created a colourful and whimsical series of dogs based on the 5 elements - earth, fire, metal, water and wood. Each dog combines traditional Asian symbolism with contemporary Western sensibilities to bring good fortune, health and happiness to their owners! Metal Dogs are born in 1970.
Australian Chinese artist Chris Chun has created a colourful and whimsical series of dogs based on the 5 elements - earth, fire, metal, water and wood. Each dog combines traditional Asian symbolism with contemporary Western sensibilities to bring good fortune, health and happiness to their owners! Metal Dogs are born in 1970.
Australian Chinese artist Chris Chun has created a colourful and whimsical series of dogs based on the 5 elements - earth, fire, metal, water and wood. Each dog combines traditional Asian symbolism with contemporary Western sensibilities to bring good fortune, health and happiness to their owners! Metal Dogs are born in 1970.

Metal Dog

$390.00
- Limited Edition Art Print of 150
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Framed/ Unframed
Description

The Metal Dog is faithful, committed and honest.

The noblest of all dogs, his principles are of the highest kind. If he finds an object or cause worthy of his devotion, he is capable of dedicating a lifetime to it. Yet he can be ruthless if aroused and will pursue his enemies until they are annihilated. His loyalty is unquestionable and he is very opinionated.

Never indecisive, he will pick a side and stay with it. They believe in themselves and have no hesitation when speaking their mind. The Metal Dog can be quite serious at times and can be anxious and irritable when things don’t go their way.

The clouds on his fur coat is a popular Chinese emblem and when repeated in a pattern symbolizes never-ending good fortune.

Born in 1970 (Feb. 06, 1970 – Jan. 26, 1971)

  • Digital Archival Print on Japanese Awagami Handcrafted Bamboo Paper
  • Each print comes with Certificate of Authenticity
  • Open Edition Print
  • Available Unframed/ Framed 
  • Please note that we only offer framed prints in Australia and Singapore only.
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