Size: 15" x 10.6"

Weight: 3.8kg

Origin: Peking (Beijing) of primaryland China

Material: decorative articles are made of the Same as picture materials as in traditional used in Beijing opera

Craft: 100% hand made by traditional craftsmen who have been making opera masks for over 50 years

Delivery: Free 1-17 days worldwide shipping by DHL/EMS/FedEx/UPS express to the doorstep

Description: Beijing Opera is the quintessence of Chinese culture. The modeling of stage figurines of Beijing opera enjoys much exaggeration and diversification, full of perfectly specific character of arts, being the cream of Beijing opera.

The products are the miniature handiworks of imitation of figures in Beijing opera, which are made according to typical figures in classical play in tradition. The types of facial makeup are designed in line with regular patterns, and helmets and beard, etc. Decorative articles are made of the Same as picture materials as in traditional used in Beijing opera. All of the handicraft are hand-made, processing high values in appreciation and collection.

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:      Listen to it

This artwork is a handmade Beijing Opera headpiece named "Gao Chong".

It carries rich cultural connotations and historical significance.

Beijing Opera, one of the representative forms of traditional Chinese opera, originated in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and has developed over hundreds of years into a unique art form with distinctive styles and performance modes.

The headpiece is crafted using traditional handicraft techniques, featuring intricate carvings and decorations that depict the images and characteristics of Beijing Opera roles.

The design draws inspiration from classic roles such as Huadan (Flower Maiden) and Qingyi (Females in Green).

The red beads on the headpiece symbolize joy and auspiciousness, while blue represents calmness and composure.

The overall style is simple yet exquisite, exuding an air of elegance and sophistication.

Apart from its decorative function, this headpiece also embodies people's love and respect for traditional culture.

It serves as a symbol of cultural heritage, representing the unique charm and profound essence of traditional Chinese opera.

By appreciating and inheriting such artworks, we can gain a better understanding and experience of the richness and diversity of Chinese culture.