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主要題名-中文:花瓷磚（分類號C0...
of this type featured flowers or other motifs. They were affixed to items like furniture or cabinets.....more
- 391/1702
主要題名-中文:戲冠（分類號A28/...
:The difference between a “guan” (coronet) and a hat is that hats were used to protect against cold.....more
- 392/1702
主要題名-中文:西式男帽（分類號...
versions of this head wear were specially made with a “V” shaped top in fixed press molds to hold.....more
- 393/1702
主要題名-中文:清代水晶眼鏡（分...
:Glass spectacles were introduced into China from Europe during the reign of Emperor Yongle.....more
- 394/1702
主要題名-中文:鎖片鍊（分類號A2...
adults. These silver necklaces were worn as pendants from infancy. They were also called “silver locks.....more
- 395/1702
主要題名-中文:銀手環（分類號A2...
. The intertwining ends of the bracelet were formed in the shape of thin vines. Gourd vines were chosen.....more
- 396/1702
主要題名-中文:銀手環（分類號A2...
in Taiwan, usually made of silver and engraved with auspicious designs, were commonly given as gifts.....more
- 397/1702
主要題名-中文:手環（分類號A28/...
、老人たちに喜ばれている品。 英文說明:Years ago, bracelets in Taiwan were generally made of silver. Another kind.....more
- 398/1702
主要題名-中文:囝仔兒瓜皮帽（分...
or eight panels and adorned with a black or red knot at the apex, were worn when the weather started.....more
- 399/1702
主要題名-中文:銀手環（分類號A2...
建、台湾各地で流行した。結縄記事以来縄紐は綿延不絶、堅韌不断の美徳を象徴し、古くからこの紋飾りを使用して来た。 英文說明:Silver rope bracelets were very popular.....more
- 400/1702
主要題名-中文:銀手環（分類號A2...
. The two ends were formed to resemble fine creepers and then wrapped around each other. Designs.....more
- 401/1702
主要題名-中文:囝仔兒虎帽（分類...
っている。 英文說明:Open-top hats, commonly worn by children, were patterned after headwear worn by emperors.....more
- 402/1702
主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
える。この品は白地の青花腹掛け、選び刺繍の方法で綺麗な幾何図案、例えば楼閣、花草、太陽、人物などを刺繍してある。これは台湾中部平埔族に属する品である、。 英文說明:Halter tops were.....more
- 403/1702
主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
satin halter tops like this one were common throughout Taiwan. The upper half and borders on either.....more
- 404/1702
主要題名-中文:劍帶（分類號C26/...
strips were shaped like swords and made of silk. They featured lucky symbols and were hung.....more
- 405/1702