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Handicraft: Handmade by top traditional craftsmen team using top quality long sheep wool, Pure silk and durable fabric

Size: Size 2 which suits most adult (Size 1, 3, 4, 5 are also in stock. Please leave us a note about the size number you need)

All sizes and colors can be custom made. Your name or several words can be custom made on the kylin heads too. This special custom-made service has no extra cost.

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

The traditional Chinese handmade Kirin head is an artwork that carries rich spiritual and cultural significance.

It represents auspiciousness, prosperity, and happiness and is considered a mythical creature in ancient Chinese folklore.

The Kirin head is usually made of bamboo, paper or cloth and adorned with intricate patterns and colorful decorations.

These artworks not only have high artistic value but also carry a rich cultural and historical background and meaning.

In ancient China, the Kirin was believed to be a symbol of good fortune and happiness.

People often gifted Kirin heads to their loved ones as a gesture of blessings and affection.

Additionally, Kirin heads were used to celebrate various important occasions such as weddings, festivals, and rituals.

During these events, the Kirin head would often become the center of attention, captivating people's interest.

Apart from being an artwork, Kirin heads can also serve as a form of cultural attire.

In some regions of China, people wear Kirin heads on their heads or bodies to showcase their cultural traditions and identity.

This attire not only has an aesthetic appearance but also conveys respect and love for traditional culture.

In conclusion, the traditional Chinese handmade Kirin head is a fascinating art form that combines aesthetics, history, and culture.

By appreciating and studying these artworks, we can gain a better understanding of Chinese cultural traditions and values and experience the joy and superior living atmosphere they bring.

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