[Imperial Chunhua Pavilion carved rice paper]
Imperial Chunhua Pavilion carved rice paper, 130 cm vertically and 65 cm horizontally
The paper is framed by three layers. One layer of paper carved the dragon pattern, and then two layers of rice paper were used to hold it up. The dragon pattern between the interlayer was exposed when the light was seen. In the lower right corner, there is a square seal on the “Imperial Chunhua Pavilion carved rice paper”. The paper is even and thin, suitable for writing
This paper is not recorded, only produced by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but not circulated among the people
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