Queens in ancient China were adorned with black hair and headpieces that added elegance and majesty to their appearance.

These elaborate hair accessories and head ornaments represented power, status, and wealth, serving as symbols of royalty.

They were typically made from silk and decorated with jewels, gemstones, and other precious materials to showcase the owner's wealth and status.

Throughout history, these hair accessories and headpieces were used as important ritual objects for various occasions, such as weddings, banquets, and official events.

Not only did they have aesthetic value, but they also reflected the cultural values and social structure of the time.