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English: “Chang Shou(longevity) Embroidery” on Thin Silk
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English: “Chang Shou(longevity) Embroidery” on Thin Silk
Date -0206/0024
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English: w31 x h12 cm (Complete)
Hunan Provincial Museum ( 湖南省博物馆 )
Source/Photographer UgFieriWDYNFHA at Google Cultural Institute, zoom level maximum

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