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Fabric: Silk
Width: 114 cm
Gram Weight: 17 momme
The price is for each meter.
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This fabric is a traditional Chinese Cheongsam material, which is a type of dress that originated in China.
It has a rich cultural history and is often worn during important events such as weddings or festivals.
The double fish pattern design on this fabric is a symbol of prosperity and good luck in Chinese culture.
It is made from high-quality silk and is known for its soft texture and elegant appearance.
This fabric is not only beautiful but also functional, as it can be used to create various clothing items such as dresses, blouses, and skirts.
Its intricate design and vibrant colors make it a popular choice among fashion enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Overall, this Asian Chinese Classical Double Fish Pattern Design Amaranth Silk Fabric Traditional Cheongsam Material is a valuable piece of cultural heritage that represents the beauty and elegance of Chinese fashion.
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