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Handicraft: Well designed and made by the traditional Chinese finest craftsman.
Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a very exquisite piece of art that showcases the charm of traditional Chinese culture.
The name of this artwork is "Asian Chinese Ancient Style Hair Jewelry Accessories Wedding Tassel Golden Step Shake".
It is an ancient style hair accessory made of golden thread, adorned with a phoenix pattern.
This hair accessory holds great significance in traditional Chinese culture, representing good luck and happiness.
It is often worn by brides on their wedding day to signify their beauty and elegance.
The design of this artwork is very intricate, with each golden thread carefully woven and decorated to form a beautiful phoenix pattern.
The overall color of the artwork is also very vibrant, giving off a bright and joyful feeling.
The historical significance of this artwork is also profound, as it represents a part of traditional Chinese culture and is an important component of Chinese heritage.
By appreciating this artwork, we can gain a better understanding of the charm and historical significance of traditional Chinese culture.
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