[Golden silk flower sac]
Golden silk flower sac, clear, 5.6 cm long, 5 cm wide
The flower sac is round and divided into two parts: organ and cover. The implements and covers are made of fine gold wire hollow-out and are decorated with five-petal-shaped brocade, on which there are three groups of dotted green flower and leaf patterns. The yellow silk rope is used to tie the large and small coral beads and rice beads up and down the flower sac. The switch of the flower sac is located at the lower part. The flower bag can be opened and closed to hold both spices and flowers. The fragrance overflows from the hollow hole and is an ornament hanging on the belt.
![图片[1]-Jinleisi flower bag-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/tapestry and embroidery/50593[1024].jpg)
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