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Waist Dress Of Western Han Dynasty

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Western Han Dynasty Waist Waist Dress Dress

In 1972, a total of 11 pieces of silk robes of various colors were found in the Han Tomb of Mawangdui, Changsha, Hunan. Among them, there were 4 pieces of silk robe (namely, deep dress), which belonged to the continuous silk robe.

Deep clothing is one of the styles of clothing that Han inherited from Qin Dynasty. In fact, it is to sew the coat and the clothes together. It is similar to our dress today.

Here, I want to add that the ancient dress is different from the skirt worn by women today. It looks a bit like the apron of later generations, and of course there are trousers in it.

The trousers have no crotch and no waist, and only two trouser tubes are tied around the waist.

The evolution of deep clothing has gone through two processes: first, the use of "Qu Ju".

Before the appearance of deep clothing, people's clothes were divided into two parts, namely the upper and lower parts, namely the top coat and the lower garment.

The clothes, the clothes and the pants inside, the three parties perform their duties, and the clothes and skirts are not related.

Later, because of the apron, the lower part was not easy to handle. If the slit was opened on both sides of the hem, it would be unavoidable to see the spring.

In order to solve this contradiction, the ancients came up with a way of "Qu Ju" to cover up, that is, lengthening the skirts, forming a triangle, wearing it around the back, wearing a tie, and looking like a swallow tail from behind.

In this way, it is easy to walk and not to expose the body.

When people's underwear is perfected, they develop into "straight line".

Compared with the traditional coat, this kind of deep dress is much simpler and more suitable.

Therefore, in the pre Qin period, it was a princes, a doctor and a scholar.

Leisure wear

It is also a formal dress for ordinary people.

This crimson red yarn is printed from the Han tomb in Mawangdui, Changsha.

The length of the garment is 130 centimeters, the sleeve length is 236 cm, the sleeve width is 41 cm, the cuff width is 30 cm, the waist width is 48 cm, the width of the hem is 57 cm, the collar width is 29 cm, the swing width is 38 cm.

Its clothing style has cross, right, Hu sleeves, straight lines, sleeves and hem are large width.

This dress has a great feature, that is, a broad continuation, that is, the skirt (ancient "Jiao"), which is inlaid in the lower part of the armpit under the armpit, and straight through the heel.

This continuous broadside straight dress style is a popular style in the Western Han Dynasty in Changsha, but it maintains the former form of straight line, which was adapted to the form of "Qu Ju" just introduced.

It can wrap a wide garment around its back and tighten it with a belt. It can warm up in winter.

This is a deep garment.

Fabric

It is a pparent yarn (a light plain plain silk fabric with square holes). The size of its warp and weft yarn is 10.2 Dan, and the yarn is very thin.

Because its density is close to the latitude and longitude, the texture of the yarn is relatively dense.

The color dyeing process of this dress is also excellent.

The material is red and red.

This crimson red is dyed by Alizarin, and this red is still gorgeous.

Printing and painting on the crimson yarn ground, the ancients called the printing process.

The printed pattern is the deformed ornamentation of lianas. It is made of flowers, leaves, buds and flower buds with the combination of Zhu Hong, powdered white, silver gray, gold, brown ash, black and other pigments. After printing and coloring, the flowers and leaves and buds and flower buds are made. Finally, the veins and dots are painted in pink and white.

When the dress is worn, it will cover the left armpit, fold the outer side to the right side, and the bottom pendulum is trumpet shaped.

The hands are flat, and the big sleeves are curved and pendulous.

Bats sleeves

Appearance.