The traditional Chinese opera headwear, Five Buddha Crown, is one of the most representative headwear in Beijing Opera.

It consists of five Buddha statues, representing the five Bodhisattvas in Buddhism.

The production process of the Five Buddha Crown is very delicate, with each Buddha statue embroidered with gold thread, colorful and lifelike.

The shape of the Five Buddha Crown is unique, with a round top and gradually narrowing bottom, and a raised part in the middle, symbolizing the top of the Buddha's head.

The way to wear the Five Buddha Crown is also very particular, usually worn by actors during performances to show their identity and status.

The Five Buddha Crown is not only an important prop in Beijing Opera but also an important part of traditional Chinese culture.

It represents the essence and wisdom of ancient Chinese culture and is one of the important cultural heritages of China.