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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a traditional Qing Dynasty Manchu Queen's hair accessory made of emerald, which represents the essence and historical significance of ancient Chinese palace culture.
The exquisite craftsmanship of this artwork is evident in its high-quality emerald material, carefully carved and polished to showcase unique aesthetic appeal and artistic value.
The design inspiration for this piece comes from ancient court culture, incorporating traditional elements of the Manchu people, thus showcasing the diversity and richness of ancient Chinese culture.
By appreciating this artwork, we can gain insight into the profound and distinctive charm of ancient Chinese culture, as well as understand the historical background and development of ancient Chinese palace culture.
This artwork not only has ornamental value but also collectible and research value, providing important references and basis for us to delve into ancient Chinese culture.
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