Xiapeizhui (pendant for a xiapei scarf)

Date: Ming (1368-1644)

Dimensions: Length 12.5 cm, Width 11.0 cm, Height 2.0 cm

Material: Jade, gemstones and gilded silver

Unearthed from the tomb of Gu Dongchuan’s wife, Dapuqiao, Huangpu District, Shanghai

Description

Xiapei, evolved from Tang-dynasty peibo, a long scarf loosely worn over the shoulders, body and arms. The xiapei scarf was ornamented at its front end with a xiapeizhui (pendant for a xiapei scarf) which could be made of diverse materials, such as jade and gold. The Ming court placed strict guidelines on the use of xiapeizhui.

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