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Dragon and phoenix vase. Kangxi reign.
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Phoenixes and dragons represented female and male, yin and yang. They were also symbols for empresses and emperors. A bride at a traditional Chinese wedding might have phoenixes embroidered on her gown to show that she was 'empress for a day'.
Title: Dragon and phoenix vase. Kangxi reign.
Description:
Phoenixes and dragons represented female and male, yin and yang.
They were also symbols for empresses and emperors.
A bride at a traditional Chinese wedding might have phoenixes embroidered on her gown to show that she was 'empress for a day'.
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