Qing dynasty clothing woman

Treat yourself to a mastery of Qing Dynasty fashions with this exquisite Han ethnic woman's top, embroidered with various traditional details all over - an ode to the decadence of the period. Requires a 75-day construction period to ensure every detail is perfect. The top features intricate, heavy embroidery showcasing vases, flowers, and delicate little birds, all meticulously hand-stitched to create a vibrant tapestry of nature's beauty. The attention to detail in the embroidery is…

In Chinese history, there are many dynasties; each dynasty had its own unique costumes and hairstyles. Among them, Qing Dynasty costume and hairstyle is distinguishable from other dynasties’. I took a photo with Qing Dynasty princess costumes on in China 1996. Here I dare to show my photo here but…

Han woman's domestic pleated skirt (qun) in purple silk damask with woven design of floral roundels, clouds and bats; lower part of skirt embroidered with butterflies and plum blossoms in blues, yellow and white silk satin and knot stitches; pleated panels edges with applied black silk satin ribbon embroidered with flowers and butterflies in blues and white silk satin stitch; white plain-weave cotton waistband; lined with green silk damask.

Not all chinese woman in Qing dynasty wore Manchurian clothing and not all the clothes that Chinese women wore in Qing dynasty were Manchurian clothes. This kind of two-piece upper coat and skirt outfit in the picture is typical Han chinese women’s Qing Han dress, which is neither Manchurian Qizhuang nor Qipao. And Qipao, the modified modern Chinese clothes, is not only for Manchurian Chinese but for common peoples.

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Qing dynasty women dressing at court (Zhen Huan Zhuan)

Chinese traditional costume

Parallel panel round collar shirt from the Qing Dynasty, worn by Han Chinese under Manchurian rule. Ornate embroideries of various flowers on all corners of the set, the Mei Gui 玫瑰 Rose Cloud Embroidered Set is a meticulously crafted ensemble with a contemporary touch, inspired by Han women's dress during the Qing Dynasty. Under Manchurian rule, Han women continued to wear two-piece sets, while Manchurian women wore long one-piece robes. Choose from two regal colors, either way you can't go…