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Traditional Chinese purple lanterns flaunt the design of the festival lanterns in China. They are made of nylon, so you can safely hang them indoors or outdoors, constructed of even wire ribbing, and embellished with gold hand-painted Chinese artwork around their top and bottom aperture. These traditional Chinese purple lanterns also pose a very fortunate color combination for fame and riches in their purple and gold motif, and they are made more auspicious by the yellow tassels that hang from their bottom aperture, which not only captures thoughts of the ancient style of lanterns that decorate the Chinese temples, shrines, and palaces in Asia, but serves as well as a protective charm to welcome the positive chi that brings forth the Chinese wishes for good luck, wealth, and protection.