Description
This Moon Goddess Art Print depicts Chang'e, the Chinese Goddess of the Moon whose story is linked to the celebration of the Mid Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon festival. According to Chinese folk mythology, long ago, an archer named Houyi famously shot down 9 out of the 10 suns that were scorching the earth. He was awarded two elixirs of immortality, & he gave them to his beautiful wife Chang'e to keep safe. One day, his apprentice Fengmeng tried to steal it, & so in desperation Chang'e drank both elixirs & began to float up into the sky & into the heavens. She chose to live on the moon to be near her husband on Earth. It is said that when you see the full moon, you may see Chang'e up there with her moon bunnies. This art print is perfect for Chinese mythology lovers, fantasy nursery decor, or just those looking for cute illustrations around the moon & stars! Muijistudio watermark will not be part of the art print in the physical delivery of the itemonly shown in listing for online protection purposes. Actual product color may vary slightly from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, & every individual may see these colors differently. in addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's color. Paper weight: 216 gsm Brightness: 96 Smooth Paper Finish Moon Goddess Art Print, Chang'E Goddess of the Moon, Chinese Mythology Folk, Fantasy Nursery Decor, Moon Festival art, Cute Illustration Moon Goddess Art Print, Chang'e Of The Moon, Chinese Mythology Folk, Fantasy Nursery Decor, Festival Art, Cute Illustration
