Jian Tou 箭头 Arrowhead Qing Dynasty Han Woman's Baizhequn Hundred Pleat Skirt

Product Info

Traditional arrowhead style skirt, referring to the long stripes with cloud shaped arrows that run down the length of the skirt.

This was a popular motif throughout all forms and ethnicities of Qing Dynasty clothing, however creates an elegant and elongating effect when placed on skirts.

The Baizhequn 百褶裙 (Hundred Pleat Skirt) is a historical garment featuring uniform accordian pleats throughout the entire skirt and a singular large panel at one end. A simple and easy-to-wear piece for any Qing Dynasty lover's collection.

Each pleat is ironed, stitched, then ironed again for crisper pleating. Hand pleated one by one to ensure proper pattern lineup. 

Choose from various colors to best suit your style! Pair with any Qing Han Woman's top or jacket for an easy 19th century look, or wear with your favorite sweater for cute modern ensemble.

"Qing Han" is a term used by modern enthusiasts to describe ethnically Han clothing during the Manchurian Qing Dynasty. Han women would wear two-piece outfits, as opposed to Manchurian women's long robes. 

This item has a 30 day construction period.

Material: jacquard rayon silk

About the brand: 花神妙华服 

花神妙华服, or Flower God's Magical Clothing is a contemporary Qing Dynasty brand with a focus on bringing the lush patterns and colorful embroidery of 19th century back into modern times. They create a variety of pieces ranging from modernized to traditional, and are always switching stock to ensure a small collection with high-quality. It is recommended to buy from them quick, no guarantee for restocks. 

CLEANING INFORMATION

Please hand wash carefully as to not ruin the embroidery, jewels, or buttons. Please air dry the clothes on a hanger. Hand washing and air drying also extends the life of your hanfu. Please steam out wrinkles. 

If you need to machine wash, please use a laundry bag and lay flat to dry.