Description
Single Horse 5 is a Mini Porcelain Painting by Bin Feng, individually painted by hand. Each work is individually hand-painted and is not individually numbered. Rooted in the visual language of Haipai Gongbi, the work brings the precise linework of traditional Chinese gongbi painting into a contemporary composition on porcelain. A rearing horse, rendered in delicate red-orange lines, conveys a sense of vitality, strength, freedom, and forward movement, expressing an auspicious wish for progress, aspiration, and success.
The porcelain panel is presented within a custom North American walnut frame, secured with beechwood mortise-and-tenon joinery—a traditional woodworking method in which precisely fitted wooden components interlock to form the structure. A magnetic wooden mount on the back of the porcelain panel allows it to be removed from the frame. When the painting is removed, the frame may also function independently as a display container for other small objects.
Each porcelain panel is individually hand-painted, so subtle variations in brushwork are inherent to every piece. The artist’s seal is applied freely by hand and may appear in a different position on each work; the placement shown in the photographs is for reference only. Natural variations in the walnut grain are also part of the individual character of each piece.
Display: Horizontal or vertical tabletop display is recommended. For wall display, the frame may be supported by two securely installed wall hooks or nails.
Fulfillment and care
Complimentary insured shipping within the United States. APO, FPO and DPO military addresses are not supported.
For shipments fulfilled from China, the studio arranges customs and import clearance and covers normal import-related fulfillment costs; customers are not responsible for arranging clearance or paying these normal fulfillment costs.
Cancellation, final sale and insured delivery
Before shipment, please contact the studio to request cancellation. After shipment: Final Sale. No returns or exchanges.
Shipping damage and carrier-confirmed loss are handled separately from ordinary returns. Contact the studio with your order details and reasonable supporting evidence, including photographs of the artwork and packaging for damage. The studio handles the carrier or insurance claim and prioritizes replacement of the same design. If replacement is not possible, the studio will arrange a refund. Customers are not required to resolve the entire claim with the carrier themselves.
