Conjunto de Ruqun Qixiong de la dinastía Tang | Inspirado en figuras de damas ecuestres

Explore Tang Dynasty Qixiong Ruqun Set: A stunning Hanfu restoration inspired by elegant equestrian lady figurines from the Spring and Autumn era.

Inspiration Source:

This design is inspired by a painted clay figurine of a noblewoman on horseback, unearthed in 1972 from Tomb No. 187 at Astana, Turpan. The lady is elegant and dignified, wearing a veiled hat, holding the reins in her left hand, and sitting upright on the saddle — her outfit was considered very fashionable at the time.

The garment references two patterns found on the original figure’s blouse and skirt: two petal-like flower motifs and dark ink-coloured branches and leaves. The skirt is dyed in a distinctive celadon green shade, adding a fresh twist to the traditional qixiong ruqun (high-waisted Hanfu).

The cut is designed to be generously sized, making it more accommodating to various body shapes. The fabric is made from an opaque polyester with a simulated plain linen texture, simple and suitable for daily wear.

Guía de tallas:

Arriba:

Qixiong Ruqun：

Presupuesto:

Color: Verde

Forma: Dinastía Tang

Estación: Primavera, verano, otoño

Tela: Poliéster

El paquete incluye:

1 * Parte superior

1 * Qixiong Ruqun