Qing Dynasty, hammered copper, gilded, official hat ornament with interesting lotus pond

Qing Dynasty, hammered copper, gilded, official hat ornament with interesting lotus pond[Specifications] Height 15cm Width 17.6cm Weight 1.85kg[Inscription] Made in the Qianlong Period of the Qing Dynasty[Details]The ornament is made of hammered copper, gilded throughout, in the shape of an official hat of the Ming Dynasty, with an oval main body and two wings standing upright at the back. There is a bulge in the front and a strong beam in the middle, from top to bottom. The whole body is gilded, with superb craftsmanship and excellent preservation, and it can be said to be golden and brilliant. It is fully engraved with interesting patterns of winding flowers and lotus ponds, with branches and leaves stretching gracefully, and lotus flowers blooming large and gracefully, showing a majestic and dignified atmosphere. Such a shape and craftsmanship are very rare.