22nd Anniversary Special • Best Price Guarantee: $159.00
Plus, Get 5 Extra Exclusive FREE Benefits (value over $200):
✔ FREE Worldwide Shipping (1-17 days) ✔ 365-Day Return ✔ FREE Accessories ($110+ value)✔ FREE Rush or Customization (color / size / design) Available. If needed, please note at checkout or email us.✔ 24/7 VIP Expert Support
🏆 -Year Leader. Chosen by Hollywood Studios | American Museum of Natural History | Opera America | Harvard University
100% Satisfaction • Triple Guarantee: 1. You will it. Or we remake it for FREE. 2. On-Time Delivery Guarantee. 3. 365-Day Full Refund Guarantee
Limited Stock | Ready to Ship Today
Qty:
Fabric: Silk
Width: 118 cm
Gram weight: 19 momme
The price is for each meter.
Delivery: 1-17 days worldwide shipping via DHL, UPS or EMS
Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This Chinese classical cloud peony pattern design red silk fabric is a stunning example of traditional Chinese textile art.
The intricate and delicate design features a beautiful depiction of clouds and peonies, which are both symbols of prosperity and happiness in Chinese culture.
The use of red silk as the base material adds a bold and vibrant touch to the overall aesthetic, while the intricate embroidery techniques used to create the pattern showcase the skill and artistry of the craftsmen who created this piece.
This fabric is perfect for creating elegant and sophisticated clothing or accessories, such as kimonos or traditional Chinese dresses.
It also makes for a great gift for anyone interested in Chinese culture or fashion.
Overall, this Chinese classical cloud peony pattern design red silk fabric is a true masterpiece of traditional Chinese textile art that is sure to impress and inspire all who see it.
For enquiry of this item or any question?
Please fill in the form below. For your convenience, our Customer Care Department opens 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You will receive our reply within 1-24 hours.
-Year Leader. Chosen by Hollywood Studios | American Museum of Natural History | Opera America | Harvard University
Listen