This painting depicts a young woman dressed in traditional Chinese attire, wearing a hair accessory.

Her hair is styled in braids, and the accessory includes a phoenix crown and hairpin.

The scene portrays a ritual from ancient Chinese weddings, where the phoenix crown symbolizes the bride's noble status, while the hairpin represents her beauty and elegance.

Such accessories were popular in ancient China and were not only used for weddings but also for other important occasions such as banquets and official events.

These accessories were often exquisitely designed, made of metal, jade, or jewelry to showcase the owner's wealth and status.