Wall Scrolls

* This is one of Shaolin’s historic
routines, also known as young disciples exercise or Tongzigong.

Two styles: Scroll of Stone Tablet monks from Shaolin Temple.
 

* Each scroll is approximately 84 in. x 17.25 in.

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The symbol of longevity and grace, the Crane is respected for its
accuracy in combat. 

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Traditional Ta Mo brush painting. Don't miss your chance to own this popular depiction of the founder of Chan Buddhism
 

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History tells of a man who came to Shaolin village by way of India. This man's teachings and exercises, when combined with the pre-existing methods of boxing held at Shaolin, became the seed for Zen Buddhism and modern day Shaolin. Ta Mo ever-vigilant gaze reminds us all to persist and persevere in our studies just as it does on the original stone tablet at Shaolin.

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There are no lions in China, and therefore the great and mighty tiger sits upon the throne. The tiger’s fierce offensive and ripping talons are often emulated in martial technique and there is small wonder why. The dragon is known for its wisdom and smoothness; it represents the more refined internal power of Shaolin martial arts. The calligraphy in the foreground of the painting reads “Shao Lin Kung Fu

Dimensions: 19.5 in. x 50 in.

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Dimensions: 19.5 in. x 50 in.

There are no lions in China, and therefore the great and mighty tiger sits upon the throne. The tiger’s fierce offensive and ripping talons are often emulated in martial technique and there is small wonder why. The crane, in contrast, exhibits unparalleled grace and majesty. Together, the two animals represent the character of the Tiger and Crane Hung Gar set: fierce offensive and agile defensive. The calligraphy in the foreground of the painting reads “Hung Gar Kung Fu.”

This scroll represents the tiger in a roaring stance atop tree branches. See one of China’s chief symbols immortalized on this magnificent scroll

* There are no lions in China, and therefore the great and mighty tiger sits upon the throne. The tiger’s fierce offensive and ripping talons are often emulated in martial technique and there is small wonder why. Today, the tiger is among the most prominent and inspiring animals in Chinese martial arts. Not just in combat, but in everyday life the tiger serves as the perfect example of strength and continues to inspire great deeds from men and women through its example

Dimension: 27 in. x70 in.

This scroll represents the tiger in a roaring stance atop tree branches. See one of China’s chief symbols immortalized on this magnificent scroll

There are no lions in China, and therefore the great and mighty tiger sits upon the throne. The tiger’s fierce offensive and ripping talons are often emulated in martial technique and there is small wonder why. Today, the tiger is among the most prominent and inspiring animals in Chinese martial arts. Not just in combat, but in everyday life the tiger serves as the perfect example of strength and continues to inspire great deeds from men and women through its example

Dimension: 27 in. x70 in.

Two awesome beasts are presented in all their majesty on this scroll. Both are symbols of great power and are revered by the Chinese as we revere the great bald eagle or the lion. Each animal appears with ferocity and power, just like on our school logo! Each scroll we carry is hand painted and beautiful beyond compare and this piece is far from being the exception. If you, like all of us, marvel at the sight of dragon and tiger together, this scroll is the obvious choice

* There are no lions in China, and therefore the great and mighty tiger sits upon the throne. The tiger’s fierce offensive and ripping talons are often emulated in martial technique and there is small wonder why. Today, the tiger is among the most prominent and inspiring animals in Chinese martial arts. Not just in combat, but in everyday life the tiger serves as the perfect example of strength and continues to inspire great deeds from men and women through its example. This scroll represents the tiger in a commanding stance atop the peaks and places him alongside the unstoppable power of the mountain falls. See one of China’s chief symbols immortalized on this magnificent scroll

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* Gifts for Chinese New Year and grand openings

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Longevity (Sho). Gifts for elders and for anyone's birthday, wishing unto them long life.

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100 Longevity (Bi Sho).

* Birthdays and as gifts to elders, wishing unto them long life.

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Wealth (Cia). New Year and to promote general harmony, luck and Feng Shui.

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* New Year and to bring good luck and Feng Shui.

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Peace and Wealth (Hei Qui Sheng Cia).

* Weddings and to balance love relationships.

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Wishing Good Luck, Richers and Fortue (Gong Xi Fa Cia).

* New Years, grand openings and to wish good fortune.

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Luck and Fulfillment of All Wishes (Ji Xiang Ru Ye).

* New beginnings, marriages and births.

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