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Masterpiece painting, of a Chinese funeral progression. The 4 funeral guests are dressed in historical white funeral Coarse outfits. A mother, and two of her children. A grieving family may burn incense, 香 (xiāng), throughout the funeral service. They may also burn joss paper, 香紙 (xiāng zhǐ), also known as ghost or spirit money, though it's often also paper houses, cars and other objects. The tradition helps ensure that the loved one will have the things they need to be comfortable in the afterlife. The family may also burn incense or joss paper money at the graveside ceremony. Marble stone headstone at the moody and peaceful cemetery. Artwork is done in artstyle of Nihonga Art watercolor and ink with mineral pigments, rough paper texture, intricately patterned graphic linework, beautiful dynamic penmanship and dynamic sumi-e brushlines. Watercolor drip effect. National Geograpic style.
A serene scene depicts five figures in traditional attire, performing a ritual with incense and fire at an ornate temple surrounded by mist and gravestones, reflecting a moment of reverence.
