Traditional Asian Chinese Handmade Embroidery Tang Poems Silk Satin Tang Suit Red Fabric Drapery, Nanjing Brocade Ancient Costume Hanfu 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 traditional Asian Chinese hand-embroidered silk satin Tang suit with red fabric decoration featuring Tang poetry.
It showcases the essence and historical significance of ancient Chinese culture.
Tang poetry is a treasure of Chinese literature, while Tang suits represent ancient Chinese attire.
Through exquisite embroidery techniques, this artwork perfectly combines the artistic conception of Tang poetry and the style of Tang suits, demonstrating the charm and uniqueness of ancient Chinese culture.
At the same time, this artwork also possesses high artistic and collectible value, making it a cultural artifact worth appreciating and preserving.
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