How beautiful the Forbidden City is!
The Palace Museum is the largest imperial palace museum in China. It houses cultural relics from the imperial palaces of the Ming and Qing dynasties and showcases the essence of traditional Chinese culture. If you haven't visited the Palace Museum yet, what should you see and buy？
⭐ Must-buy cultural and creative products & classic collections.
🔥 【Phoenix Coming with Grace · Phoenix Crown Refrigerator Magnet】 It has rich colors, is dazzling, and is full of details. Whether you buy it for friends or for yourself, it's a great choice. Buy Now→
🔥 【Golden Dragon and Phoenix Crown Inlaid with Kingfisher Feathers and Jewels from the Wanli Reign of the Ming Dynasty】 The owner of the phoenix crown was Empress Xiaojing of Emperor Shenzong of the Ming Dynasty. The front part of the crown is decorated with a pair of symmetrical flying phoenixes in turquoise blue. Three golden dragons made of gold wire are arranged at equal intervals on the top of the crown. Among them, the left and right ones are holding beaded tassels in their mouths. The back part of the crown is decorated with six "Bo Bin" (sideburn ornaments) made of pearls and gems, which are fan-shaped and separated on the left and right. The edge of the crown is inlaid with a circle of ruby flowers.
🔥 【Museum Cultural and Creative Products of the Embroidery Series - Magpies on Plum Trees Bringing Good News】 Please receive the letter from the Forbidden City! With gold paper as the envelope and blank writing pages inside.
🔥 【The Silk Tapestry Scroll of Plum Blossoms and Magpies by Shen Zifan in the Southern Song Dynasty】 Using small shuttles loaded with fifteen or sixteen kinds of colored silk instead of brushes, with ingenious combinations, the colors on the picture are harmonious. Woven with the technique of "weaving warp and cutting weft", it well reflects the sparse, simple and ancient charm of the original painting draft. The picture is vivid, clear, and elegant. It is one of the few surviving works by Shen Zifan and an outstandin.