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Open the tool →枝木之冠 (zhī mù zhī guān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an elaborately adorned headwear, resembling the luxuriant branches of a tree; refers to something richly or excessively ornamented, especially headwear”.
枝木之冠 is pronounced zhī mù zhī guān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 枝木之冠 means “Crown of branches and wood”. It is used to mean “an elaborately adorned headwear, resembling the luxuriant branches of a tree; refers to something richly or excessively ornamented, especially headwear”.
冠:帽子。冠多华饰,好像树木的繁枝