Traditional Handmade Chinese Ancient Wedding Hair Accessories Xiuhe Suit Golden Hair Comb Tassel Step Shake Phoenix Coronet Complete Set, Bride Hair Sticks Hair Jewellery for Women
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a traditional handmade Chinese ancient wedding hair accessory, known as the "Xiuhe Set," which includes a golden hair comb, tassels, and a phoenix crown.
These accessories represent the traditional aesthetic and cultural significance of ancient Chinese weddings.
They are exquisite and ornate, showcasing the beauty and elegance of ancient women.
In ancient times, a bride's hair accessories were an essential part of her attire, representing not only her identity and status but also symbolizing happiness and a bright future.
The design and creation of these accessories required careful consideration and intricate craftsmanship, making each piece a unique work of art.
By appreciating these hair accessories, we can feel the charm and profound heritage of ancient Chinese culture.
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