The National Museum has an "Exhibition of Ancient Chinese Costume Culture", which is an exhibition of the general history of ancient costumes. In the Ming Dynasty, I was attracted by a few pieces of hair ornaments that were graceful and luxurious.
Folk have the so-called "coarse Daming", as if the Ming Dynasty craftsmanship is not exquisite. But in fact, the handicraft industry in the Ming Dynasty was very developed, and jewelry and furniture production were of high standards.
Of course, the highest grade of jewelry in the Ming Dynasty came from the royal family, and the imperial family set up a special internal silver bureau to supervise the production of royal gold and silverware. What was unearthed from Dingling was definitely first-class. In the Ming Dynasty, the kings of various domains were well-bred and treated with excellence, and things were also excellent, such as the tomb of King Mingzhuang of Mingliang in Hubei and the tomb of King Yizhuang in Jiangxi, which were excavated with very exquisite jewelry.
Recently, there have been many court dramas in the Ming Dynasty, such as "Daming Fenghua", "The Legend of the Female Doctor Ming Concubine", "Mountains and Rivers Bright Moon" and so on. How luxurious the real Ming Dynasty is, how plastic the jewelry worn by the heroines of the TV series is.
The Ming Dynasty headdress was worn in the National Museum's "Ancient Costumes" exhibition.
Ming Dynasty headdresses should be worn like this.
The name of each headdress.
The attic figure Jin Haoye excavated from the tomb of Zhu Houye, king of Yizhuang in the West of the Ming Dynasty.
This pair of hairpins is worn on two sideburns.
This pair of hairpins is a good fairy, and the wonderland of the pavilions is made into a hairpin, which is also rich in imagination.
There are nine golden hairpins with the theme of "Attic Figures" unearthed from the tomb of King Yizhuang, and three of them are exhibited in the National Museum Costume Exhibition, in addition to the two sideburns above, and this is just a distraction.
Look closely, the pavilions are layered on top of each other, very delicate and exquisite.
Immortal enough!
This is how this set of hairpins is worn.
The tomb of Zhu Houye, the king of Yizhuang in the West of the Ming Dynasty, excavated the "Twenty-two Years of Yongle" Lifeng Golden Hairpin.
Golden!
Unearthed from the Ming Ding Mausoleum, the gem-encrusted dragon silver gilded hairpin. When ming dynasty gemstones were made into jewelry, the gems were not shaped and the rough was inlaid. Compared with the unified specifications, it is also unique.
In recent years, the jewelry of the heroine in the Ming Dynasty court drama has been popular.
This is not only a headdress, but even a hairstyle is not quite like that.
People are pretty, jewelry is too plastic.
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