Traditional Chinese Ancient Jewelry Accessories, Ancient Chinese Imperial Princess Wedding Hair Step Shake Phoenix Hair Comb, China Wedding Bride Hairpin for Women
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a traditional Chinese antique jewelry accessory, named "Ancient Chinese Royal Princess Wedding Hairpin Phoenix Crown Comb".
It is a very precious artwork.
The hairpin Phoenix Crown Comb is made of gold and pearls, and its design is inspired by the wedding hairpin of ancient Chinese royal princesses.
The production process of this hairpin Phoenix Crown Comb is very exquisite, and every detail has been carefully designed and crafted.
Its shape is very beautiful, like a phoenix spreading its wings, symbolizing good luck and happiness.
The historical significance of this hairpin Phoenix Crown Comb is profound.
It is part of ancient Chinese culture, representing the tradition and glory of ancient Chinese royal families.
It is also an important component of traditional Chinese culture, representing the wisdom and creativity of the Chinese people.
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