Chinese Traditional Royal Palace Golden Longevity Pattern Mongolian Robe Royalblue Satin Brocade Fabric, Chinese Ancient Costume Drapery Hanfu Tang Suit Material
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Fabric: Brocade
Width: 73cm
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This Chinese traditional royal palace golden longevity pattern Mongolian robe is made of royal blue satin brocade fabric.
It has a rich cultural significance and historical background.
The golden longevity pattern symbolizes good fortune, longevity, and prosperity.
It was commonly used in ancient Chinese royal robes to represent the emperor's power and authority.
The Mongolian robe is also known for its unique design and intricate embroidery.
It is a symbol of the nomadic culture and traditions of the Mongolian people.
The material used in this robe is of high quality and durability, making it a valuable piece of clothing that can be passed down through generations.
This robe represents the beauty and elegance of Chinese traditional culture and serves as a reminder of the rich history and heritage of China.
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