Traditional Ancient Chinese Tang Dynasty Imperial Empress Costume and Handmade Headpiece Complete Set, Fighter of the Destiny Queen Embroidered Phoenix Clothing
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Handicraft: Well handmade by top traditional tailors
Fabric: Various types of Top quality fabrics
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a very precious artwork that showcases the essence of traditional Chinese culture.
The piece is a complete set of traditional ancient Chinese imperial regalia worn by the empresses of the Tang Dynasty, named "Fate's Daughter Embroidered Phoenix Garment."
The design of the garment is exquisite and displays the elegance and nobility of ancient Chinese women.
The headdress is also handmade and embroidered with phoenix patterns, symbolizing good fortune and happiness.
This artwork not only holds great artistic value but also reflects the historical significance of ancient Chinese culture.
It is an integral part of traditional Chinese culture and represents the brilliance and prosperity of ancient Chinese civilization.
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