Asian Chinese Traditional Embroidery Paisley Red Satin Wedding Silk Fabric, Top Grade Tibetan Brocade Tang Suit Hanfu Dress Fabric Cheongsam Cloth Material
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Brand: Rui Fu Xiang, China Time-Honoured Brand, established in 1894 and provides most famous Chinese silk fabric
Fabric: Pure silk
Width: 74 cm
The price is for each meter.
Delivery: 1-17 days worldwide shipping via DHL, UPS or EMS
Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This artwork is a piece of traditional Chinese embroidery on red satin fabric, which is commonly used for wedding dresses or other formal occasions.
The fabric is made of high-quality Tibetan Brocade, known for its exquisite texture and vibrant colors.
It showcases the essence and charm of Chinese traditional culture, reflecting the profound historical heritage and cultural connotations.
The art of traditional Chinese embroidery has a long history in China, representing the wisdom and creativity of the Chinese people.
By appreciating this artwork, we can better understand and inherit the cultural heritage of China, while also experiencing an elegant and noble atmosphere.
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