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Chinese kitchen god Zao Jun (Tsao Chun)

Chinese kitchen god Zao Jun (Tsao Chun)



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Chinese kitchen god Zao Jun (Tsao Chun)

Chinese kitchen god Zao Jun (Tsao Chun). Date 192-

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This print showcases the Chinese kitchen god, Zao Jun, also known as Tsao Chun or Chun Tian Wang. Zao Jun is a deity in Chinese mythology, believed to be the god of the kitchen and the overseer of domestic affairs. He is often depicted as a plump, jovial figure with a large belly, signifying abundance and prosperity. The image captures the essence of Zao Jun's role as the protector of the household and the guardian of good fortune. He is shown holding a large wooden spoon and a pot of rice, symbolizing his role in ensuring a bountiful harvest and a well-fed family. The intricate details of his clothing and accessories, including the traditional Chinese hat and the decorative belt, add to the rich cultural significance of the print. Zao Jun is an essential figure in Chinese folklore, particularly during the Chinese New Year celebrations. According to legend, he would visit each household during the last day of the old year to report on the family's behavior and conduct to the Jade Emperor. Good deeds and kindness were rewarded, while misdeeds and neglect were punished. To ensure a favorable report, families would offer Zao Jun delicious food and treats, hoping to win his blessings for the coming year. This beautiful print is a testament to the enduring influence of Chinese mythology and the importance of family and the home in Chinese culture. It is a reminder of the values that have shaped Chinese traditions for centuries and continue to inspire and enrich our lives today.

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