Taiji Collection (part 5) – Flower & Gemstone Coin Taiji Motif Art
In this series, the two fish eyes of the Taiji diagram are replaced by flower coins and gemstone coins – each blooming or sparkling with a square hole (or square mark) at the center – a signature of the coin.
Flower coins (lily, rose, carnation, plum blossom, cherry blossom, peony, sunflower, golden jasmine, daisy) carry the soft, organic energy of nature.
Gemstone coins feature eight distinct varieties of precious stones – ruby, sapphire, emerald, diamond, amethyst, citrine, opal, and jade – each placed at the fish eye position, carrying the square hole (or square mark) that represents the coin.
Together, they speak the language of yin and yang:
- Light coins (yang) – active, visible, circulating wealth.
- Dark coins (yin) – receptive, hidden, stored capital.
This is not a simple decoration. It is a meditation on balance – between bloom and gem, between softness and hardness, between growth and preservation.
Perfect for architectural ceilings, interior wall art, fabric prints, stationery, apparel, home decor, and gift products seeking a refined yet meaningful touch.
Where flowers and diamonds meet the void, and Taiji learns to shine.
Gallery (partial)
