This is a traditional decoration from the Miao ethnic minority of China, used on the top of a child's hat. Embroidered stitch by stitch by the hands of skilled women, it was cherished not just as decoration, but as a "charm" to **wish for a child's growth and safety**. The spiral pattern spreading from the center is an old design in the Miao culture, symbolizing life, circulation, and protection. The overall composition is symmetrical, reminiscent of clouds or a floral crown. Based on a black background, the piece is carefully embroidered with calm colored threads using the panxiu technique (a method of layering threads), giving it a quiet presence and making it very attractive as a folk art piece. Originally worn by children, it has a natural texture and slight signs of wear due to age, but there are no tears or major damage. We recommend it to those who appreciate the character of aged fabric. Currently, such handcraftsmanship is rarely practiced, making this a rare, one-of-a-kind ethnic embroidery that cannot be reproduced. ・For those who love folk art and ethnic textiles ・As interior decoration or framing material ・As a collection or research material Please bring this piece, which quietly holds a story, into your hands. ■ Notes ・Due to being antique fabric and handmade, there may be slight color differences between the photos and the actual item. ・There are natural signs of use and texture due to aging. ・Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect, new condition item.