Complete collection of paper-cut rabbit paper-cut patterns and paper-cut window grille patterns download
Although the Year of the Rabbit has long passed, many people are still looking for a collection of paper-cut patterns hoping to get a paper-cut rabbit. Paper Art Network has specially selected some paper-cut rabbit patterns that are very good in terms of design and configuration to share with you, so that more paper-cutting enthusiasts who like paper-cutting can collect them, download them, and imitate them for cutting. . Many of these paper-cut rabbit patterns have appeared on Paper Art Network. Paper Art Network has specially provided tutorials on how to make some of the paper-cut rabbits, which can help paper-cut enthusiasts easily complete the production of paper-cut rabbits, and ultimately achieve By drawing inferences from one example, paper-cutting enthusiasts can design their own paper-cut rabbits and cut their own paper-cut rabbits.
Why many paper-cut window decorations are willing to use rabbits? This is inseparable from the auspicious meaning that rabbits represent. In traditional Chinese folk paper-cutting, rabbits appear in a large number of paper-cut works, especially window grilles. The rabbit itself has a beautiful meaning of positivity and kindness in China. In addition, the rabbit itself is lively by nature, so people usually think that the rabbit represents transcendence and progress. Of course, because the rabbit itself is white like the peace dove, and the rabbit is relatively quiet most of the time, the rabbit is also regarded as a symbol of peace. Since it has so many beautiful meanings, it is understandable to choose the rabbit image as the protagonist in the paper-cut window decorations.
In the traditional Chinese zodiac, the meaning represented by the rabbit is also very good. The rabbit is considered to be the representative of alertness in the Chinese zodiac. At the same time, wherever a rabbit appears, luck will appear. This also makes every time the Year of the Rabbit comes, a large number of rabbit-related paper-cut window grilles will be displayed.They were designed and then made into paper-cut works and posted wherever there were Chinese people. After all, who doesn’t like something that represents luck, let alone a clever and cute little rabbit.
Different from traditional paper-cut designs, modern elements have gradually been integrated into the traditional folk paper-cut art as paper-cut artists become younger. This is also the reason why we can see rabbits with modern cartoon images in the designs of many rabbit paper-cut window grilles. Although the traditional paper-cut rabbit has a folk flavor in design, a serious problem is that many young people do not have a deep understanding of this traditional image. They need a rabbit image that they like to see, and young paper-cut rabbits When designers designed paper-cut window grilles, they deliberately incorporated cartoon rabbit images into them. As soon as this type of paper-cut works was launched on the market, they became very popular among young people. Especially the Bugs Bunny cutouts are the most popular.
About rabbits, there have been many beautiful stories and legends since ancient times. The most familiar one is the story of Chang'e and the Jade Rabbit. Therefore, in the design of rabbit paper-cut window grilles, many designers have tried to integrate the mythical image of the Jade Rabbit into paper-cut creations. The accompanying images usually include Chang'e, Xiangyun, etc. This type of paper-cut window grille design is often posted as a decorative window grille for the Mid-Autumn Festival, but is rarely used for other festivals. This also shows the influence of the paper-cut pattern content on its application. Another well-known rabbit paper-cut pattern is Lord Rabbit, but there are still relatively few good paper-cut pattern designs about Lord Rabbit.
In addition to deepening the legend,There are also many folk beliefs about rabbits, which also makes rabbits continue to be used as New Year paper-cut window decorations. For example, because of the auspicious belief of "snake coiled rabbit", in the Year of the Snake Paper-cut Rabbits can also be seen. After all, many people of the older generation believe that "if a snake coils around a rabbit, you will definitely get rich." In some wedding paper-cuts, we can also see the images of snakes and rabbits being combined into one paper-cut design. If this happens, it must be that the newlyweds who were born in the year of snake and rabbit came together. This is based on folk beliefs. In the eyes of people, it is definitely a good thing and good luck.
