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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

The Bian Lian Mask Changing Dragon Embroidery Costumes Hat and 12 Masks is an artwork that carries rich spiritual and cultural significance, as well as historical importance.

This artwork showcases the attire of ancient Chinese emperors, including headwear, masks, and costumes.

It represents the prosperity and brilliance of ancient Chinese culture, while also reflecting the political, economic, and cultural background of that time.

The Bian Lian Mask Changing Dragon Embroidery Costumes Hat is one of the key headwear pieces, made from gold and black silk with intricate dragon patterns embroidered on it.

This type of headwear was typically worn during royal ceremonies and celebrations, symbolizing imperial power and authority.

Its design is exquisite and meticulous, showcasing the high level of craftsmanship in ancient China.

In addition to the headwear, there are 12 masks, each with a unique shape and decoration.

These masks may have been used to distinguish different ranks or responsibilities, or to protect the identity of the wearer from others.

Their designs are diverse, demonstrating the unique style and diversity of ancient Chinese art.

The entire artwork exudes a solemn and magnificent atmosphere, evoking images of the royal life and social system of ancient China.

It is not only an artwork but also a cultural heritage that records the history and traditions of ancient China.