Collection: The river that joins the Australian wattle and Lebanese cedar tree in friendship

To the right of the painting there is a cedar tree, which represents the land of Lebanon, which is where your family was originally from. At the top of the cedar tree, it is shaped to spell Jaar, which is meant to mean neighbour. On top of it, clouds are moving to the right and off the picture, which means trouble comes and goes. To the left of the clouds is the sun and a river flowing from it, meaning future brightness and prosperity. Then there is a wattle tree to the far left, which is the national flower of Australia. The blooms of the wattle are placed to form the Chinese word “women”, which means we in Mandarin.