Golden velvet always shows its existence with a sense of luster and drooping, as if it had its own aristocratic aura. It does have a noble lineage and a past. As early as the 9th century AD, 500 batches of velvet fabrics were recorded in the treasure list of the King of Baghdad, and their value was not less than that of gold and silver jewelry. 1278, the royal tailor of the king of England bought a velvet bed in Paris at a high price, symbolizing the beginning of the large-scale prevalence of velvet.