Category:Bai (decoration)
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English: The Bai (牌) was an insignia of rank, but are often included as an example of a decoration because they were seen as a "badge of prestige." The Bai take their shape from the tablets borne by the Chinese mandarins. Both gold and ivory Bai existed. Ivory Bai were worn for regular daily usage within the palace grounds at Huế. Source, The Emering Companies, LLC.
Media in category "Bai (decoration)"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
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Annam - Hué - Empereur d'Annam en Costume de Ville (1).jpg 726 × 1,111; 272 KB
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Boi van Vietnam.jpg 285 × 484; 23 KB
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Roi-Khai-Dinh.jpg 499 × 835; 180 KB
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The Decorations of a Group of Mandarins.jpg 700 × 495; 207 KB
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Vinh-thuy-bao-dai-1-.jpg 479 × 763; 102 KB
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