Hanfu ensemble from the Tang Dynasty 唐 - Dunhuang style
Hanfu ensemble from the Tang Dynasty 唐 - Dunhuang style
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This magnificent ensemble is inspired by the frescoes of Dunhuang , the cradle of Buddhist art on the Silk Road.
With its light fabrics and gold embroidery, it evokes the grace of the celestial women “飞天” (fēitiān) , symbols of beauty, freedom and harmony.
The outfit combines influences from ancient China and Central Asian civilizations for an effect that is both imperial and exotic , worthy of the sacred dances of the temples of Dunhuang.
Traditional Chinese clothing: Hanfu “飞天” inspired by the Dunhuang frescoes
Main colors: pearly white, lavender, gold
Embroidery: gold and silver metallic threads
Fabrics: chiffon, lightweight satin, and sheer organza
Season: Spring / Summer / Autumn
Special features: ethereal, dancing effect, silky veil, golden embellishments
Composition of the set:
1 × Embroidered strappy top
1 × Flowy maxi skirt
1 × Inner petticoat
2 × Draped veils
1 × Head veil
1 x Gold Necklace
1 × Beaded fringed belt
1 × Integrated chain gloves
6 x Gold Bracelets
| Size (cm) | M | L |
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Strappy top |
Chest measurement: < 98 Length: 36 |
Chest measurement: < 106 Length: 38 |
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Skirt |
Length: 100 Waist circumference: < 105 |
Length: 105 Waist circumference: < 110 |
Size information
Size information
Please note that Chinese sizes are smaller than European sizes, but the loose design of Hanfu ensures excellent size compatibility.
Washing and maintenance
Washing and maintenance
1. When using a washing machine, please put the clothes in a laundry bag and wash in warm water at 20-30°C.
2. After washing, hang it in a well-ventilated place indoors to air dry. Keep away from direct sunlight to avoid fading.
3. When ironing, use the lowest heat setting or use steam to remove wrinkles.

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