Traditional Asian Chinese Handmade Embroidery Flowers Dress Silk Tapestry Lilac Fabric Drapery, Top Grade Nanjing Brocade Ancient Costume 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: 150 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 flower skirt is a masterpiece of exquisite craftsmanship.
Made from high-quality Nanjing brocade and ancient Hanfu materials, it showcases the charm and historical significance of ancient Chinese culture.
The design inspiration for this piece comes from traditional Chinese floral patterns, with meticulous embroidery techniques bringing out the intricate details of the flowers.
The entire work exudes a romantic and elegant atmosphere, reminiscent of the magnificent scenes in ancient palaces.
Wearing this traditional Hanfu is like traveling through time and space, returning to an era filled with poetry and dreams.
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