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明代银鎏金累丝嵌宝烧蓝龙凤花卉凤冠Ancient chinese phoenix crown from Ming Dynasty

Toukui or Chinese opera ‘Phoenix Crown’worn exclusively by Empresses, Imperial Concubines or Noble L

Chinese wedding fashions (click to enlarge)2. Traditional Chinese wedding gown and phoenix crown3. T

Conservators often encounter objects that have been previously treated or restored. One of the most

changan-moon:Phoenix crown for Chinese empress in Ming dynasty. Photo by 遗产君.

Fèng guān凤冠(Phoenix Crown) of Chinese empresses, Qing dynasty and Ming dynasty, collected in the For

Yuan Dynasty Cizhou Ware Black Glaze Incised White Coloring Phoenix Pattern Porcelain Pot

Embroidered Dragon Phoenix Traditional Chinese Wedding Qun Kwa

Chinese Celadon Serving Pot arved with lotus and two spout of Phoenix.The handle arch in bamboo shap

Chinese hair ornament, thought to have been worn by the Empress Dowager Cixi (1835-1908).  Made from

changan-moon:Fèng guān凤冠(Phoenix Crown) of Chinese empresses, Qing dynasty and Ming dynasty, collect

hanfugallery:antique phoenix crown/feng-guan凤冠 for chinese women mostly in ming dynasty 

violenceanddelight:hynpos myth event (day eight: favorite chinese deity pair/group or myth creature)

pinkstarlightcomputer:Takehiro Kato Chinese phoenix and Moon ring 2016 mineral pigment on black leaf

Visiting the Phoenix International Media Center by #BIAD in #Beijing Chinese design and construction

Visiting the Phoenix International Media Center by #BIAD in #Beijing Chinese design and construction

Visiting the Phoenix International Media Center by #BIAD in #Beijing Chinese design and construction

September 2018, Published by Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing, LTD; 1st edition || Jian

changan-moon:明代银鎏金累丝嵌宝烧蓝龙凤花卉凤冠Ancient chinese phoenix crown from Ming Dynasty

Textile Ornament(?): Phoenix, c. 8th century, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall: 13.

Three-Sectional Altar Group: Cylindrical Carving with Phoenix (base), Qing Dynasty, Cleveland Museum

Plate with Phoenix and Peonies: Swatow Ware, late 1500s-early 1600s, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chines

Section of a Coffin Platform: Phoenix, 550-577, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall: 4

Three-Sectional Altar Group: Cylindrical Carving with Phoenix (base), Qing Dynasty, Cleveland Museum

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