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Handicraft: Handmade by the top traditional tailors
Fabric: Various top traditional fabrics
Material: Silk
Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This picture shows a traditional pure silk color-changing Chinese dance fan.
It is an ancient cultural artifact that represents the essence and historical significance of Chinese traditional culture.
Fans have a long tradition in Chinese history, dating back to the Han Dynasty.
Fans are not only practical tools but also works of art and cultural symbols.
Their design and production require exquisite craftsmanship and artistic sense, making each fan unique.
The color changes of the fan also symbolize the diversity and richness of Chinese culture.
In ancient times, fans were used in court ceremonies and social occasions, representing the nobility class.
Nowadays, fans have become a popular fashion accessory and are widely used in various occasions.
Whether in daily life or special events, fans can display their unique charm and personality.
They are not only practical tools but also cultural symbols and works of art.
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