Gilt silver hairpin ornament in the form of squirrels and grapes, Daoguang reign(1821-1850), Qing dynasty
- Image Number: K1D006596N000000000PAB
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Miscellaneous objects
- Function: Dress accessories
- Material: Minerals/Metals/
- Description:
It is green and bright, which will attract people’s attention at a glance. The three groups of grape leaves formed under the density and density, echoing from left to right, form the base of the work. The leaves on both sides are inlaid with a bunch of grapes made of various gemstones, which are crystal clear; The two squirrels woven by Jinleisi are attached to the leaves, facing each other from top to bottom, with vivid and playful figures; The leaf in the center is almost pure and unadorned, showing a positive attitude. Compared with the bustling and bustling on both sides, it is extremely quiet. A white pearl is embedded in the middle of the leaf, which immediately condenses into the center of the work. The pearl is undoubtedly still the favorite among the many gemstones in the palace. This large hairpin head is composed of leaves and fruits of a branch. The thin silver sheet is hammered and cut into large and small leaf shapes. The leaf edge and vein are inlaid with gold wire, and then the face is decorated with green feathers; The gem is stuck on the gold tray
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