The Phoenix Crown, also known as the Fenghuang Guan in Chinese, is a headwear worn by ancient Chinese emperors.

Made of precious materials such as gold, silver, and jade, it is exquisitely crafted and symbolizes good fortune and prosperity.

The phoenix, a mythical bird in Chinese culture, represents imperial power and glory.

The appearance of the Phoenix Crown signifies the high status and centralization of power of ancient emperors.

In ancient times, it was an essential accessory for the coronation ceremony of emperors and a symbol of their identity.

Today, the Phoenix Crown has become an important element of traditional Chinese culture and is widely used in various occasions such as weddings and celebrations.

It not only has historical significance but is also a treasure of Chinese culture.