Intangible cultural heritage velvet flowers
绒花，谐音"荣华"，是中国传统手工艺瑰宝，源于唐代，盛于明清。以蚕丝、铜丝等为原料，经染色、勾扎、打尖、传花等十余工艺精制而成，曾被列为贡品，寄寓百姓对美好生活的向往与精湛工艺的匠心精神。
Velvet flower, homophonic with "Ronghua", is a treasure of traditional Chinese handicrafts. It originated in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is made from silk, copper wire, and other raw materials, and is refined through dozens of processes such as dyeing, hooking, sharpening, and flower passing. It was once listed as a tribute to the court, carrying people's longing for a better life and the exquisite craftsmanship spirit.
了解绒花的历史渊源、文化背景及其在现代社会中的传承与发展。
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绒花，谐音"荣华"，蕴含吉祥富贵，其历史可追溯至唐代。据记载，唐代宫廷女子已开始佩戴以蚕丝制成的头饰，称为"宫花"，成为身份与审美的象征。诗人白居易《长恨歌》中"云鬓花颜金步摇"的"花颤"，便可能指绒花。
至明清时期，绒花技艺达到巅峰，南京、扬州、北京等地成为制作中心，尤以南京绒花最负盛名。清代《红楼梦》中多次提及"宫花"推荐"花"，曹雪芹笔下"金陵十二钗"的绒饰，便映射了绒花在贵族生活中的重要地位。康熙年间，绒花更被列为贡品，成为宫廷妃嫔身份的必备饰物。
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