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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
繍の図案は吉祥の寿字、雄鶏、鳳凰、牡丹〈富貴〉、梅花など、〈鳳串牡丹〉の寓意を表わしている。 英文說明:Embroidered designs are distributed all over.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
of over 10 smaller pieces of embroidered fabric. All four borders are embroidered with “auspicious.....more
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主要題名-中文:繡荷包（分類號A2...
:“Hebao” (literally, “lotus bud”) was the generic term for all embroidered pouches carried by both men.....more
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主要題名-中文:銀手環（分類號A2...
Street (literally, “Silver Shaping Street”) in Tainan County. All women's silver jewelry, from.....more
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主要題名-中文:繡荷包（分類號A2...
:“Hebao” (literally, “lotus bud”) was the generic term for all embroidered pouches during the Qing.....more
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主要題名-中文:繡荷包（分類號A2...
bud”) was the generic term for all embroidered pouches during the Qing Dynasty. Carried by both men.....more
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主要題名-中文:繡荷包（分類號A2...
for all embroidered pouches during the Qing Dynasty. Carried by both men and women, this double.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
size, this piece consists of over 10 smaller pieces of embroidered fabric. All four borders.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
of this example are all embroidered. Inside the auspicious cloud designs above either side of the center pocket.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
was commonplace throughout Taiwan. The four borders and the center pocket are all embroidered.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
. Embroidered designs on this halter top include bamboo leaves, peonies, and dragons. All of the embroidered.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
, as well as the areas on and above on either side of the pocket of this halter top are all adorned.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
のポケットに至り、花草で満ちているが、ポケット中間の下層には〈麒麟祥瑞〉の図案で刺繍してある。 英文說明:Halter tops found in Taiwan all consisted of over.....more
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主要題名-中文:帔帶風帽（分類號...
.” On the chrysanthemum colored fabric in the front is there are all types of embroidery, including the Chinese.....more
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主要題名-中文:鞋底（分類號A31/...
に縫いつけてできた包靴。 英文說明:Years ago, almost all male laborers in Taiwan went barefoot. They only wore shoes.....more
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