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Lu Jingshu's Hanfu shoes children's ancient style summer and Han elements Chinese style embroidered shoes middle heel Bow Shoes
Delivery: 1-17 days worldwide shipping via DHL, UPS or EMS
Handicraft: Handmade by the top traditional craftsmen team
Materials: High quality traditional materials
Heel-height: 4 cm
Artistic & Historical Background: Listen The Chinese Embroidered Deer Pink Satin Shoes Traditional Footwear Hanfu Shoes Ancient Ming Dynasty Princess Shoes are a stunning example of traditional Chinese footwear.
These shoes feature intricate embroidery of deer and other animals, which is a common motif in Chinese art and culture.
The pink satin material adds a touch of elegance and luxury to the overall design.
The shoes are also adorned with pearls, which are a symbol of wealth and prosperity in Chinese culture.
They were likely worn by royalty or high-ranking officials during the Ming dynasty, as they were considered symbols of power and status.
Overall, these shoes represent the rich cultural heritage of China and the importance of traditional craftsmanship in preserving history and tradition.
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