Framed Tiger Smoking a Pipe, with Magpies | Korean Minhwa Folk Art Mythology | 420, Cannabis, Hashish | Kawaii Cute Framed Print yokai shirt both of which were common

both of which were common subjects in Minhwa paintings

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Framed Tiger Smoking a Pipe, with Magpies | Korean Minhwa Folk Art Mythology | 420, Cannabis, Hashish | Kawaii Cute Framed Print yokai shirt both of which were commonIn ancient Korea, the tiger was a popular subject in minhwa paintings and was often depicted with a ridiculous expression. This was done intentionally to represent the ruling class, and it was a way of satirizing the aristocracy. The tiger's ridiculous expression was meant to mock the vanity and absurdity of the ruling class, who were often depicted smoking absurdly long pipes that required servants to light them. The magpie, on the other hand, was