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Fabric: Silk
Width: 114 cm
Weight Gram: 40 mumi
The price is for each meter.
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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This is a Chinese traditional cheongsam silk material with a beautiful and elegant design.
The fabric features a classic crane chrysanthemum pattern, which is a symbol of good luck and prosperity in Chinese culture.
The green color of the fabric adds a touch of natural beauty to the overall design.
It is made from high-quality silk material, which makes it soft and comfortable to wear.
This fabric is perfect for creating traditional Chinese clothing, such as cheongsams, which are known for their elegance and grace.
The intricate design of the crane chrysanthemum pattern also reflects the rich cultural heritage of China, making this fabric a valuable addition to any collection.
Overall, this Chinese classical crane chrysanthemum pattern design green gambiered Guangdong gauze fabric is a stunning piece of art that showcases the beauty and sophistication of Chinese culture.
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