Tang Dynasty Dress Set – Qixiong Ruqun Hanfu with Famen Temple Shawl

$116.68

A Tang dynasty inspired dress set based on the qixiong ruqun silhouette.
Includes flowing Famen Temple style shawl (Pibo) and layered skirt.
Patterns inspired by Astana tomb silk motifs from the High Tang era.
Lightweight fabric creates elegant movement when walking or posing.
Perfect for hanfu photography, stage performances, and festivals.

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Care Guide

This is the usual washing recommendation, if the picture below contains the washing recommendation, please refer to the washing recommendation in the picture below.

Washing Instructions

It is recommended to hand wash separately, avoid vigorous scrubbing.
Use mild detergent and lukewarm water, do not soak for a long time.
Dark-colored clothes may bleed during the first wash, wash separately from light-colored clothes.
Hang to dry in a cool, ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight.

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Maximum water temperature 30°C
Do not bleach
Hang to dry in the shade
Iron at a maximum temperature of 110°C
Regular dry cleaning

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Recommendation Reason

This Tang dynasty dress set recreates the graceful silhouette of traditional High Tang clothing. With its layered qixiong ruqun structure, flowing sleeves, and elegant shawl, the outfit produces dramatic movement and visual balance, making it especially suitable for photography, cultural performances, and historical themed events.

Dynasty & Garment Form Explanation

This outfit is inspired by clothing styles from the Tang Dynasty (618–907), a period known for cultural openness and flourishing artistic expression. Women’s clothing during this era emphasized layered silhouettes, wide sleeves, and decorative textiles that created a sense of elegance and movement.

The dress follows the classic Qixiong Ruqun structure, a high-waisted skirt tied above the bust that visually elongates the body and creates a tall, flowing profile. This style was widely worn by noblewomen and dancers during the High Tang period.

The included shawl is inspired by garments seen in historical murals and cultural relics, adding an additional layer that enhances the flowing and dramatic visual effect typical of Tang dynasty clothing.

Fabric & Craft Details

Decorative patterns inspired by ancient silk motifs discovered in Astana tomb sites in Turpan
Fabric design referencing floral and bird brocade patterns from the High Tang period
Soft woven fabric with subtle sheen that enhances visual richness
Printed and embroidered elements reinterpret traditional Chinese decorative patterns

Wearing Structure & Layering

Traditional hanfu garments are composed of multiple coordinated layers that create balance and movement.

Inner garment forming the base structure
High-waisted Qixiong Ruqun skirt creating the signature silhouette
Outer robe layer with wide sleeves
Flowing shawl (Pibo) enhancing elegance and visual motion

Use Scenarios

Hanfu photography and costume photoshoots
Stage performances and dance costumes
Cultural festivals and themed events
Traditional costume collections

Body Fit Advice

The high-waisted skirt visually lengthens the body and creates a balanced silhouette. The wide sleeves and flowing fabrics soften body lines and allow comfortable movement. The layered design works well for a variety of body shapes and helps create a refined traditional aesthetic.

Cultural Micro Story

Archaeological discoveries in the Astana tombs of Turpan have preserved many examples of Tang dynasty silk textiles. These fabrics often featured floral and bird motifs woven with intricate brocade techniques. Such textiles reflected the prosperity and artistic sophistication of the High Tang era. Modern hanfu recreations reinterpret these historical patterns, allowing people today to experience the elegance and cultural beauty of Tang dynasty clothing.

FAQ

Is this historically accurate?

The design is historically inspired by Tang dynasty clothing and archaeological textile patterns. While adapted for modern wearability, the silhouette and garment structure reflect traditional forms.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. Although traditional hanfu involves layered garments, this set simplifies the dressing process so beginners can wear it comfortably.

Is it suitable for photography?

Yes. The wide sleeves, shawl layer, and flowing skirt create dynamic movement that looks particularly striking in photos and videos.

Can this outfit be worn for cultural events?

Absolutely. The design is suitable for hanfu festivals, cultural exhibitions, stage performances, and themed events.

Size Chart

Manual measurement may vary by ±3cm.

Famen Temple Shawl Robe

Size	Length	Bust	Sleeve Span	Half Sleeve Opening
One Size	50 cm	188 cm	188 cm	46 cm
	19.69 in	74.02 in	74.02 in	18.11 in

Ba Po Qixiong Ruqun Skirt

Size	Skirt Waist Height	Skirt Top Length	Total Skirt Length
XS	8+1 cm	106 cm	110 cm
	3.54 in	41.73 in	43.31 in
S	8+1 cm	110 cm	115 cm
	3.54 in	43.31 in	45.28 in
M	8+1 cm	114 cm	120 cm
	3.54 in	44.88 in	47.24 in
L	8+1 cm	118 cm	125 cm
	3.54 in	46.46 in	49.21 in
XL	8+1 cm	122 cm	130 cm
	3.54 in	48.03 in	51.18 in

Pibo Shawl

Item	Size
Pibo Shawl	350 × 45 cm / 137.80 × 17.72 in

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