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Size: For 10 People
Length: 18 m
This dragon dance costume is made up of the following parts: 1. The big dragon head 2. The long dragon body 3. The dragon tail 4. The leading dragon pearl 5. The framework 6. The holding poles
Artistic & Historical Background: Listen In this picture, we can see a set of exquisite dragon dance costumes and lanterns, which are placed in a white room.
These costumes and lanterns are all part of traditional Chinese culture, representing the worship and respect of the Chinese people for the dragon.
The dragon holds a very important position in Chinese culture, being regarded as a mascot and a creature symbolizing power and wisdom.
The design of these costumes and lanterns is very intricate, with bright colors, giving people a sense of magnificence and mystery.
They not only have decorative value but also carry rich cultural connotations and historical significance.
By appreciating these artworks, we can better understand the essence and value of traditional Chinese culture.
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