Traditional Asian Chinese Handmade Embroidery Happiness Dragon Satin Sliver Silk Fabric, Top Grade Nanjing Brocade Tang Suit Hanfu Tibetan Clothing 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 traditional Asian Chinese hand-embroidered Happy Dragon silk silver satin fabric is the top product of Nanjing Brocade Tang suit Hanfu Tibetan costume qipao fabric.
It uses traditional hand-embroidery technology to exquisitely embroider the Happy Dragon pattern on the fabric, showcasing a rich traditional Chinese cultural atmosphere.
This fabric has a soft and comfortable texture, with a delicate touch, making it very comfortable to wear.
Its design inspiration comes from the dragon, a symbol of good luck and happiness in traditional Chinese culture.
This fabric not only has a beautiful appearance but also contains profound cultural connotations and historical significance.
It is an important representative of traditional Chinese culture and an important part of the excellent culture of the Chinese nation.
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