Step-shaking hairpin五毒步摇簪.pdfVIP

Suyu Suyu Suyu Step-shaking hairpin in Qing dynasty This is a step-shaking hairpin towards Dragon-boat festival. It was made of silver with gold-plated surface and in Broadsword type. For the appearance, there were obvious worn marks, and several parts were missing. The style should be popular in regions south of the Yangtze River in Qing Dynasty and also be a handed-down masterpiece. Under the back of blade point, a string of suspending pieces, incl. one toad, one spider, one Taoist master, one tiger and one centipede in series, was hung at the hook. In traditional Chinese culture, the Taoist master can kill the snake with sword and the tiger can eat up the above-mentioned poisonous creatures, which means to protect human beings from diseases and vermin in the coming hot summer. Owing to the lack of scorpion inside five poisonous creatures, all of which are related to hot and humid season, it means non-toxic and exorcising the evils in Chinese homonym. Tips: 1. In the picture, the glazed bead at the lowermost of pendant was decorated by myself. 2. Only for communication and no copy for the purpose of profits. 这是一只应景端午时令的步摇簪，银质鎏金，吊坠有缺失，磨损痕迹明显，应是流行于清代 江南地区的传世佳作 。簪体刀形，简洁纤秀，悬垂于刀尖弯钩处的步摇，依次串有金蟾、蜘 蛛、天师、老虎和蜈蚣。天师斩蛇，虎食五毒，寓意怯病除害，以毒攻毒；又因其中缺少五 毒中的蝎子，取其谐音，谓之 “无毒驱邪”。 说明： 1. 图片中步摇最下面的琉璃珠子为自配； 2. 2017 年 8 月 5 日周六淘于苏州新文庙。 附记附记：端午琐忆：端午琐忆 附记附记：：端午琐忆端午琐忆 中国幅员辽阔，风俗因地而异，但端午习俗却大同小异。首先都讲究驱邪避毒。无论是 插艾叶，佩香袋，还是簪祥瑞、洒雄黄，都是对五毒的敬畏和辟除。其次是都吃