Handicraft: Handmade by the top traditional tailors team using Top quality fabrics

Size: Standard size or Tailor-made size. If you need the stock size, you may select the size number based on the size chart. If you prefer to let our top tailors team specially make it, you may select "Free Customization" and leave us a message containing measurements of height, weight, bust, waist and hip on the order form.

Color: If you like the stock color most, please do not select the color section.
If you prefer to design a unique set, you may select "Free Customization" and select the primary color based on the color chart and leave us a note containing your color requests on the order form.

Free Urgent Order Service: If you have any special requirements such as rush delivery, you may also fill in the order form. We will help you receive it in time without extra fees!

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

This artwork is a complete set of exquisite embroidered costume and handmade headdress of Manchu imperial consorts in the Qing Dynasty of Asia.

It showcases the magnificent attire of Manchu imperial consorts during the Qing Dynasty, as well as their status and symbol of power in the court.

The costume includes a long robe, a skirt, a pair of shoes, and a headdress.

These elements are meticulously designed and crafted to demonstrate the elegance and nobility of Manchu imperial consorts.

The design inspiration for this costume set comes from traditional clothing during the Qing Dynasty, which are usually made of silk with bright colors and intricate patterns.

The embroidery on these garments is exquisite, showcasing the superb skills and pursuit of beauty of the Manchu people.

In addition, these garments have rich historical significance as they bear witness to the cultural prosperity and social progress during the Qing Dynasty.

In this complete set, we can see many details such as delicate embroidered patterns, gorgeous decorations, and unique design styles.

These elements together form a vivid picture, depicting the life scenes of Manchu imperial consorts during the Qing Dynasty.

By appreciating and studying these artworks, we can better understand the rich connotations and historical value of Chinese traditional culture.

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