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Fabric: Silk
Width: 110 cm
Weight Gram: 40 mumi
The price is for each meter.
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen The Chinese Classical Crane Peony Pattern Design Purplish Red Mulberry Silk Fabric Asian Traditional Cheongsam Silk Material is a stunning piece of art that exudes elegance and sophistication.
The intricate design features a beautiful depiction of a crane perched on a branch, surrounded by vibrant peonies in shades of red and purple.
The fabric itself is made from high-quality mulberry silk, which adds to its luxurious feel and durability.
This fabric is perfect for creating traditional Chinese clothing such as the elegant cheongsam, which is known for its flowing lines and intricate designs.
It also makes for a stunning wall hanging or decorative piece, adding a touch of traditional Chinese culture to any room.
Overall, this fabric is a true masterpiece of Chinese classical art and design, showcasing the beauty and elegance of traditional Chinese culture.
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