DIY Phoenix coronet with metal splicing

In traditional Chinese wedding customs, the joyous fan often accompanies the bride. In ancient times, women used fans to cover their faces, symbolizing shyness and modesty. They would only move the fans away after the bridegroom recited poems or performed ceremonial bows, which signified hiding shyness, avoiding suspicion, and testing the bridegroom’s literary talent.

The phoenix coronet is a symbol of the noble status of ancient brides. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, only empresses, imperial – conferred women, etc. were eligible to wear it during their weddings. It carried the glory of the family and the solemnity towards marriage. Both the joyous fan and the phoenix coronet are classic elements of traditional Chinese wedding customs, full of good wishes for the newly – weds.

Product Parameters

• Product Name: Joyous Fan

• Product Number: F52226

• Product Material: Stainless Steel

• Difficulty Level: ★★★★★★★★

• Finished Product Dimensions: 19×8.5x25cm

• Number of Parts: 520

• Number of Metal Sheets: 5

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• Product Name: Phoenix Coronet

• Product Number: F72225

• Product Material: Stainless Steel

• Difficulty Level: ★★★★★★★

• Finished Product Dimensions: 19x12x20cm

• Number of Parts: 842

• Number of Metal Sheets: 7