Traditional Asian Chinese Handmade Embroidery Dragons Silk Tapestry Tibetan Clothing Blue Fabric Drapery, Top Grade Nanjing Brocade 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 tapestry with dragon patterns, which showcases the essence and historical significance of ancient Chinese culture.
The intricate design of the tapestry is truly remarkable, with meticulous attention to detail in the dragon motifs, reflecting the reverence and respect for dragons in ancient Chinese culture.
Additionally, the artwork is made using Nanjing Brocade, a material with a long history in China that symbolizes the prosperity and development of ancient Chinese culture.
The entire artwork exudes a strong cultural atmosphere, allowing viewers to experience the profound and unique charm of ancient Chinese culture.
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