Handicraft: Handmade by the top traditional tailors

Fabric: Various top traditional fabrics

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Artistic & Historical Background:          Listen
The traditional Chinese Dai ethnic yellow skirt is a national dance costume that showcases China's rich and colorful cultural heritage through its unique design and exquisite craftsmanship.

It is not only a beautiful work of art but also a symbol of culture, representing the Dai people's pursuit of beauty and reverence for nature.

The inspiration for this yellow skirt comes from the traditional attire of the Dai people, with bright yellow as the main color to symbolize sunshine, hope, and prosperity.

The skirt features a fringe design on the hemline, adding layers and movement to make the entire outfit more vibrant.

Additionally, the skirt is embroidered with intricate patterns such as butterflies and flowers, which not only reflect the Dai people's artistic style but also demonstrate their love for nature.

In the production process, skilled artisans use high-quality silk fabrics and traditional hand embroidery techniques to carefully stitch various patterns onto the skirt.

This process requires exceptional skill and patience, resulting in each piece being one-of-a-kind.

In terms of color coordination, artisans cleverly use contrasting colors to make the entire outfit even more eye-catching.

When a Dai woman wears this yellow skirt, she becomes one with nature, her beauty and grace complementing her surroundings.

This garment is not just a decorative accessory in their daily lives but also an important carrier of their identity and cultural heritage.

By appreciating and learning about this national dance costume, we can better understand and respect the cultural characteristics and traditional customs of different ethnic groups in China.