Popcorn Village Scene

Approximate Measurements

54cm x 39cm  ≈  21¼" x 15¼"

Popcorn Village

The true origin of popcorn in history may never be known, but one thing is for sure:
Chinese people have enjoyed popcorn for many generations.

This painting is of a typical scene in a Chinese village. A large drum is spun over a hot fire. The pressure builds inside as the popcorn pops. When it is finally opened and the pressure is release, a huge boom is heard. Everyone in the village knows when the popcorn is ready to eat when they hear that unique sound like a sonic boom when the popcorn explodes out of the drum.

The actual Chinese title is "Bao Mi Hua" which means "Exploding Popcorn".