ironing board dust cover_dining table cloth cover 6 seater

The Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) Dynasties further embellished the silver mirror traditionsilver mirror china. With the development of metalworking skills, silver mirrors became even more elaborate, incorporating filigree work, inlays, and engravings. They were often encased in ornate wooden or jade frames, elevating their aesthetic appeal.

But the mirror held more than just a reflection of physical appearance. It seemed to have a magical quality, reflecting not just the image of those who stood before it, but also their inner thoughts and emotions. Some claimed to have seen glimpses of their past lives in the mirror, while others felt a sense of peace and calm wash over them as they gazed into its depths.