SONG NGU VONG NGUYET: TWIN CARPS GAZING AT THE MOON

On the fingertips of coconut‐land artisans, dry coconut sheaths, once seemingly lifeless, are “awakened.” Ivory-brown fibers slowly become paper with a water-silky grain, holding the warmth of the soil and the sun of Ben Tre. Upon that surface, Song Ngu Vong Nguyệt takes shape: two carps circling tenderly beneath the moon, ripples whispering like the hush of a peaceful night.

Inspired by the quiet grace of Vietnamese countryside scenes, autumn moon tilted on the water, rings of light across the surface, fins glimmering, the artwork carries auspicious meaning in every line: “Song Ngu” symbolizes abundance and harmony; “Nguyet” evokes wholeness and serenity.

Song Ngu Vong Nguyet: Twin carps gzing at the moon

More than an object to admire, the piece is a wish for peace and prosperity, a gentle reminder of kinship and togetherness. Switch on the light, and the painting seems to “breathe”, the moon glows softly, time itself resting lightly on the water’s pulse…

Product info & purchase: https://comoon.vn/en/moonlit-carp-with-lotus-diptych.html

• Material: Natural coconut-fiber paper
• Techniques: Traditional sheet-forming; translucent patterns in the spirit of Rakusui Washi; fully hand-carved & hand-finished
• Size: 2 panels; each 55 × 155 cm; overall 110 × 115 cm
• Light effect: 3D translucency; most striking with soft back/edge lighting
• Feng-shui meaning: Abundance, fulfillment, completeness—ideal for housewarming, grand opening, anniversaries
• Use cases: Living rooms, entrances, tea/meditation spaces, boutique hotels; a Vietnam-signature gift or keepsake

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