Peony Garden

Korean Minhwa Art Print | Sera Kim

A garden of abundance, beauty, and beautiful wishes.

In traditional Korean Minhwa (folk art), the peony is known as the flower of wealth, honor, and prosperity. Often found in paintings that celebrate happiness and good fortune, peonies have long carried wishes for a beautiful and abundant life.

Peony Garden brings this timeless symbolism to life through lush blossoms in soft coral, lavender, rose, and deep plum, surrounded by richly colored leaves and a warm, textured background.

Inspired by the elegance of traditional Korean folk paintings, Sera Kim reimagines the peony with a contemporary sensibility while preserving its meaningful cultural roots.

More than a floral artwork, Peony Garden is a celebration of life's abundance and a gentle wish for good things to bloom wherever you are.

Artwork Details

- Original artwork by Sera Kim

- Inspired by traditional Korean Minhwa (folk art)

- Original Artwork Size: 26 × 32 cm

- Medium: Bunchae (Traditional Korean Pigments) on Hanji Paper

- Frame not included

A little piece of Korean tradition, created to bring beauty, warmth, and good fortune into your home.