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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen Traditional Chinese Qing Dynasty Yellow Velvet Chrysanthemum Hair Comb Hairpins Handmade Ancient Palace Hair Accessories for Women
The Traditional Chinese Qing Dynasty Yellow Velvet Chrysanthemum Hair Comb Hairpins are a stunning example of the intricate craftsmanship and artistic beauty that can be found in traditional Chinese culture.
These hair accessories are made from high-quality yellow velvet and feature delicate chrysanthemum flowers, which are a symbol of longevity and good fortune in Chinese culture.
The hair comb is designed to be worn on the head, with the flowers arranged in a beautiful and elegant manner.
The hairpins are also handmade, adding to their uniqueness and value.
Overall, these hair accessories are a beautiful representation of the rich cultural heritage of China and are sure to be appreciated by anyone who appreciates fine craftsmanship and art.
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