Tunpu Costume Culture In Anshun

Tunpu women's clothing is still similar to that of Ming Dynasty.

Tunpu people's clothes are mainly blue and blue. They can not be regarded as their narration of their attachment to their ancestors from the Yangtze River.

Chinese clothing was developed into the Ming Dynasty, and the traditional style was integrated into itself.

The characteristics of Tunpu dress are mainly manifested in women's clothing and costumes.

Tunpu women always wear long sleeves, gowns, pointed shoes, and other Ming Dynasty relics. They wear blue or purple or pink or green or white big sleeves gowns, which are "silk waist belts". They hang long silk tapes and set beautiful lace around their cuffs and skirts.

Long hair and bun with a horsetail woven hair net, silver and jade hairpin, wrist bracelet with silver bracelet, ear hanging silver jade earrings, foot pierced embroidered cloth shoes with a pointed head, and a white cloth belt (old people are mostly black).

Nowadays, a square scarf and colored black waist are added to the costumes.

The older Tunpu women are known as "Tai Po", whose dress is more plain and mostly based on the blue color. Their headwear is relatively simple. They comb their hair in the back of their heads, wear a hair net with a horsetail weave, insert a simple tube hairpin, and wrap a green yarn or green cloth. The collar sleeves of the long sleeves are embroidered with simple lace, tied with green belt and waist cloth, and embroidered with embroidered shoes.

In winter, the feet are covered with feet cloth (Leggings) to protect the cold.

Young children will also have fish shaped toys carved on wood, or "grind sticks" like rolling sticks.

Young children with wooden fish or "molar rods" contribute to the growth of their teeth.

Tunpu dress is a unique scenery in Tunpu style. Women's long sleeved robe pointed shoes and unique "Fengyang head" are similar to the costume and hairstyle of the Ming Dynasty in the Nanjing Museum. It tells the ancient story of the Tupu people's ancestor's southern expedition.

From those embroidery pieces, we saw the exquisite, relaxed and flowing style of the embroidery of the south of the Yangtze River, and the artistic characteristics of line jumping and compact composition, flowing in the aftertaste of the south of the Yangtze River and flowing away from the legacy of the Ming Dynasty.

Clothing in the Ming Dynasty was remade in weeks, Han, Tang and Song dynasties.

They are divided into different types according to their social status and occupation.

Men's wear: 1 people's clothing has a territorial integrity garment, a high collar, a narrow long sleeve over 20 centimeters, a cuff breadth 17 cm, a hip lacking big lapel, a long Lapel 17 cm away; a white cloth lacking a hip gown, from the waist opening to two pieces; a vest a vest.

2 Confucian scholar costumes have lanthanum sweater, for the collar, right, wide sleeves, long hand, long "1 inch"; white cloth dress, under the skirt, fold, white cloth blouse, white cloth pleated skirt, waist waist around 14 fold wide; Jiajing Xiu clothing, lanthanum sweater, round collar big sleeve, long and full of black edge, and high felt boots.

3 gentry dress, wide robe, big sleeves, 132 cm wide coat, 66 cm wide sleeves, long knee length or feet, high stockings, shallow shoes.

4 dresses, dome, black and short sleeves, long to the knees.

5 the official uniform, the "dress" of the civil servants and officials, is "Liang Guan", "the clothes of red roe", "the official uniform", "the gown", "the robe", "the belt" and the black "leather boots".

6 The Emperor's dress and robe are made of yellow silks, narrow sleeves, shoulder shoulder embroidered dragon patterns, and around 12 chapters.

Women's wear: 1 ladies' clothing, "narrow sleeves", "Xie", "Zi Zi" and "long skirt".

2 the aristocratic women's wear includes "Xia", "long gown", "Zi Zi", and "long coat".