Sunflower Field with Mountain View
$350
Good Luck Paintings
In East Asian tradition, certain subjects were painted and displayed to invite positive energy — happiness, health, and good fortune. These are the classics: subjects that have carried meaning for generations and continue to bring a sense of warmth and intention to any space.
Good Luck Paintings works
White Lotus Flowers with Raindrops
$203
Bodhidharma Traditional Framed Bust – The Buddha’s Mind
$160
Bodhidharma Bust Painting – The Buddha’s Mind
$76
Bodhidharma Bust Painting – All Things Arise from Mind
$76
Bodhidharma Full Figure Scroll – The Buddha’s Mind, Brown Silk
$142
Bodhidharma Full Figure Scroll – The Buddha’s Mind, Black Silk
$142
White Lotus in Monochrome
$217
Bodhidharma Traditional Framed Bust – All Things Arise from Mind
$167
White Lotus on Blue Lily Pad
$190
Bodhidharma Full Figure Traditional Framed – The Buddha’s Mind
$201
Bold Sunflowers on Dark Background
$204
Yellow Plum Blossom Painting
$211
White Lotus with Seed Pod on Dark Background
$217
Abstract Pink Lotus Pond
$218
Single White Lotus in Full Bloom
$114
청사과 (푸른 사과) 그림 70X50CM
$196
Sunflowers in the Breeze
$196
Bodhidharma Full Figure Traditional Framed – All Things Arise from Mind
$201
Pink Plum Blossom Painting
$211
White Lotus on Deep Red Leaves
$211
Golden Lotus Close-Up on Black Canvas
$231
Abstract Lotus Garden in Soft Green
$233
Pink Lotus Garden with Colorful Pond
$264
Pink Lotus Pond in Full Bloom
$266
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Golden Bodhidharma Painting – All Things Arise from Mind
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Bodhidharma Traditional Framed Bust – Attaining Enlightenment
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q.What exactly is a 'good luck painting'?
In East Asian tradition, certain subjects were painted and displayed at home to invite positive energy — happiness, health, prosperity, and longevity. These are called auspicious paintings (吉祥畵). Classic motifs include the peony (wealth and honor), carp (success and abundance), magpie (good news), crane (long life), and pine (resilience). Together, they form the tradition of bringing good fortune through art.
Q.Which subjects are most effective for attracting good fortune?
It depends on what you're hoping to invite. For financial abundance, carp and peony paintings are the traditional choice. For career success and ambition, a galloping horse or golden carp works well. If you're looking for calm and clarity, the lotus — which rises pure from muddy water — is a beautiful and meaningful option.
Q.Where in the home should a good luck painting be hung?
The entryway facing the front door is considered the most powerful position, as it's where energy first enters the home. The wall behind the living room sofa is equally strong — a place where family gathers and energy naturally collects. Either placement allows the painting's symbolism to flow through the entire space.