Names of ancient concubines' headdresses

The crowns of empresses of ancient emperors were all decorated with jewels similar to phoenix. In the Ming Dynasty, the rockhopper was the ceremonial crown worn by the empress when she accepted books, visited temples and attended court meetings. Its shape inherited the system of Song Dynasty, and developed and perfected it to make it more elegant. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the colorful crowns used by ordinary women as ornaments were also called rockhopper crowns, which were mostly used for weddings.

2. golden dance steps shake

Shaking step is also an ornament inserted in the hair, just like hairpin and hairpin, and there are tassels or pendants hanging on the head of hairpin, so it is called shaking step when moving. Due to the elaborate production process and expensive materials, aristocratic women's makeup is more common, but ordinary women are less common.

As a kind of palace jewelry, the pedal shoes worn by empresses were of high specifications at first.

3. Phoenix Hairpin

Hairpin is a kind of jewelry used to fix and decorate hair in ancient China. It is a very old term for modern women, but when watching costume dramas, they can always be impressed by their exquisite effects.

Long hair is rolled up loosely, with unique hair pins and elegant long skirts, even an extroverted woman can become a classic beauty that makes people shine. The luster of the hairpin metal shines on the hair, and with the small and smart pendant, the style of long hair is different.

4. Phoenix

The word Dianchai is often used to refer to the female hair ornaments on the murals of diners in the Tang Dynasty. There are also some hair accessories that are given to women as gifts.

5. Phoenix Pearl Hairpin

Hairpin is a kind of jewelry consisting of two hairpins, which is used to hold hair. Chai Zi also uses it to pin the hat on her hair, and it is also used for decoration. The materials are mostly gold, silver, jade and agate.