The Phoenix crown of Empress Xiaoduanxian (1577-1620) made of 71 rubies, 57 sapphires and 5449 pearls. Ming dynasty, now on display at the National Museum of China [867x1000] : r/ArtefactPorn

This Phoenix Coronet for Ming Dynasty Empress Xiaoduan was unearthed from Dingling Mausoleum at Changping, Beijing, in 1957, and now…

Arts of Asia on Instagram: This impressive phoenix crown belonging to Empress Xiaojing (1565–1611)—consort of the Ming Emperor Wanli—is adorned with gold, precious stones and diancui (kingfisher feathers). A lot of work

National Palace Museum Visit > Guided tours > Theme Tour Route > Classic tour II (about 100 minutes)

Ancient phoenix crown of Sui Dynasty unveiled in E China[1]

Ancient phoenix crown of Sui Dynasty unveiled

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National Palace Museum Visit > Guided tours > Theme Tour Route > Classic tour II (about 100 minutes)

The Phoenix crown of the empress of the Ming dynasty, National Museum of Ancient China : r/costumeporn

National Palace Museum Visit > Guided tours > Theme Tour Route > Classic tour II (about 100 minutes)

The real imperial crowns in ancient China! The phoenix crown of Empress Xiaojing of Ming Dynasty

The Green Phoenix: A Novel of Empress Xiaozhuang, the Woman Who Re-Made Asia by Alice Poon

An Imperial Consort's crown from the Ming dynasty. Chinese jewelry, Chinese clothing, Historical jewellery