Collection: Women Hanfu

Hanfu, the traditional clothing of Han Chinese women, is celebrated for its flowing silhouettes, cross-collar designs, and wide sleeves that evoke elegance and cultural heritage. Key styles include:

Ruqun (襦裙): A waist-length top paired with a long skirt, often layered for grace.

Aoqun (袄裙): A fitted jacket over a pleated skirt, popular in Ming Dynasty.

Shenyi (深衣): A one-piece robe symbolizing unity and modesty.

Crafted from silk, linen, or brocade, Hanfu features intricate embroidery (e.g., florals, phoenixes) and symbolic colors (red for joy, blue for serenity). Worn at festivals and weddings, it embodies historical continuity and artistic refinement, blending Confucian values with aesthetic harmony.