Handicraft: Well handmade by top traditional tailors

Fabric: Various types of top quality fabrics

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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

Traditional Chinese Yang-style dance costumes, Han-style sleeve uniforms for folk dance Yangko, and classic dance elegant skirt drum and gong rose costumes provide a unique and charming way for women to perform.

These costumes represent the rich artistic forms and traditional values in Chinese culture.

They not only have aesthetic value but also carry historical, social, and cultural connotations.

Yang-style dance is a classical dance originating from China that dates back to the Ming Dynasty.

It combines elements of martial arts, music, and dance to showcase elegance, strength, and coordination.

Yang-style dance costumes are usually made of red or pink silk and embroidered with intricate patterns and decorations.

The design of these costumes aims to highlight the dancer's body lines and the beauty of their movements while conveying respect and love for traditional culture.

In contrast to Yang-style dance, there is another popular Chinese dance called drum and gong.

Drum and gong is a dance form that mainly features the drum as its main instrument, often accompanied by fast-paced music.

Drum and gong costumes are usually black or dark in color and embroidered with gold or silver patterns.

The design inspiration for these costumes comes from ancient Chinese clothing styles while incorporating modern fashion elements, making them both traditionally flavored and contemporary.

In addition to Yang-style dance and drum and gong, there are many other forms of Chinese dance, such as Beijing Opera, Kunqu Opera, and ethnic dances.

Each dance has its unique costume design and style characteristics.

These costumes are not only props for the performers but also symbols of their identity and social status.

By wearing these gorgeous costumes, dancers can showcase their talents and artistic pursuits while conveying their respect and love for traditional Chinese culture to the audience.

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