Hanfu ensemble from the Tang Dynasty 唐 - Peony and phoenix "Qixiong Ruqun" dress
Hanfu ensemble from the Tang Dynasty 唐 - Peony and phoenix "Qixiong Ruqun" dress
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This gorgeous Qixiong Ruqun dress, inspired by traditional Tang Dynasty clothing. With its high-waisted skirt tied above the chest and bright red shirt, this outfit perfectly embodies the grace and refinement of the era. The pale pink skirt is adorned with delicate embroidery depicting Phoenix Peonies, a symbol of noble and elegant in Chinese culture.
Made from a lightweight, flowing fabric, the long, loose sleeves and draped shawl add a majestic look to this traditional garment. Perfect for cultural events, ceremonies or photoshoots, this dress will transport you to the grandeur of Chinese history.
Traditional Chinese Clothing: Tang Dynasty Hanfu 齐胸儒裙( (Qi xiong rú qún)
Size: L
| Shirt |
Chest size: < 100 CM Length: 52 CM |
| Dress |
Length: 118 CM Hem width: 300 CM |
| Shawl |
Length: 280 CM Width: 26 CM |
Color: Bright red and pale pink
Material: Rayon, Polyester
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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