画楼金簪锁云鬓——中国国家博物馆藏明益庄王妃万氏金簪赏析

1958年，江西南城长塘街明益庄王朱厚烨墓的发掘将许多珍稀文物呈现在世人眼前，其中最令人叹为观止的莫过于那些用纯金打造的头饰，璀璨耀眼，熠熠生辉，表现出大明王朝富足的物质生活和能工巧匠的高超技艺，充满时代气息。墓主朱厚烨，为明宪宗朱见深第四子、益端王朱祜槟的嫡长子。明代将皇子皇孙分封各地作藩王，

On Princess Yizhuang Surname Wan's Gold Pins Collected at National Museum of China

Gold crown and Toumian are not only used to keep hair tidy but also used as head ornament. At the same time, they are also used to symbolize their master's social status in Ming dynasty. A gold crown and a dozen gold pins excavated from the tomb of Princess Wan who was the wife of Prince Yiwang Zhuhouhua, are most delicate and represent the highest level of technology at that time.