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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

This artwork depicts a traditional Tibetan royal female costume and headdress, including a blue robe, a red belt, a golden headdress, and a pair of earrings.

The costume is known for its exquisite design and rich colors, showcasing the unique charm of Tibetan culture.

The design of this costume is inspired by Tibetan history and tradition.

It is usually made of silk and features ornate decorations and intricate craftsmanship.

The blue robe symbolizes the sky and tranquility, while the red belt represents passion and vitality.

The golden headdress is the core part of the costume, usually made of metal and adorned with gems and beads, exuding an air of nobility and luxury.

In addition to the costume itself, the headdress also includes a pair of earrings, which are also common accessories in Tibetan culture.

These earrings are usually made of silver or gold and decorated with various gems and beads, adding a unique charm to the entire outfit.

Overall, this traditional Tibetan royal female costume and headdress embody the rich connotations and historical significance of Tibetan culture.

They are not only decorative items but also cultural heritage, representing the traditional values and aesthetic views of the Tibetan people.