Traditional Chinese Miao Nationality Crafts Jewelry Accessory, Hmong Handmade Miao Silver Bells Tassel Longevity Lock Fish Pendant, Miao Ethnic Minority Necklace Accessories Sweater Chain Pendant for Women
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a traditional Chinese Miao ethnic handicraft jewelry, which has rich spiritual and cultural connotations and historical significance.
The jewelry is handmade by the Miao people and made of silver materials, decorated with bells and fish patterns.
These patterns represent the traditional culture and beliefs of the Miao people, and also reflect their awe of nature and life.
In addition, this jewelry also has certain symbolic meanings, such as bells representing good luck and prosperity, while fish symbolize wealth and abundance.
Therefore, wearing this jewelry can bring good luck and happiness, as well as demonstrate personal cultural taste and status.
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