hanfu dresses Black Hanfu Warring States Period Zhiju Robe Women's Hanfu Dress

Name: hanfu dresses Black Hanfu Warring States Period Zhiju Robe Women's Hanfu Dress
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hanfu dresses Black Hanfu Warring States Period Zhiju Robe Women's Hanfu DressWomen's Hanfu in the Warring States, Qin, and Han Dynasties (475 BC220 AD) is characterized by solemn regularity and hierarchical order. Influenced by the ritual and music system and the thought of centralized authority, it emphasizes the ceremonial and identity identifying functions of clothing. It abandons the early diversity and randomness of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, focusing more on the standardization of forms and

Women's Hanfu in the Warring States, Qin, and Han Dynasties (475 BC–220 AD) is characterized by solemn regularity and hierarchical order. Influenced by the ritual and music system and the thought of centralized authority, it emphasizes the ceremonial and identity-identifying functions of clothing. It abandons the early diversity and randomness of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, focusing more on the standardization of forms and hierarchical distinction.

The core styles include Shenyi, Ruqun, and Quju robe. The Shenyi is a garment that connects the upper and lower parts, meaning "covering the body deeply". It is divided into straight-front and curved-front styles. The straight-front style is concise and grand, while the curved-front style has multiple layers of wrapped lapels, mostly used in ceremonial occasions. The Ruqun consists of a short cross-collar right-overlapping Ru top and a floor-length skirt, with a wide and flowing skirt. The Quju robe, with its wrapped lapel design, highlights a solemn and elegant ceremonial sense.

Fabrics are mainly silk and linen. During the Qin and Han dynasties, silk craftsmanship reached great sophistication, such as the Plain Silk Gauze Gown unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tomb, which is as light as smoke. Techniques focus on luxurious methods like brocade and embroidery. In terms of colors, solemn tones such as red, black, and brown were dominant in the early stage, and then gradually enriched to diverse hues like cyan, yellow, and purple. The brocade "Five Stars in the East Bring Benefit to China" is a model of craftsmanship and color.

Accessories include buyao (tasseled hairpins), jade hairpins, and jade pendant assemblages, highlighting social status and hierarchy. Overall, it embodies the ceremonial pursuit of "orderly hierarchy", which is an intuitive reflection of the social system and technological level of the Warring States, Qin, and Han Dynasties.

About This Hanfu Zhiju Robe

Material: This Warring States Period women's Hanfu consists of an inner Zhiju robe, an outer Zhiju robe, and a waist seal. The inner Zhiju robe is crafted from brocade cotton, which is soft, comfortable, and breathable, making it suitable for close-fitting wear. The outer Zhiju robe is made of acrylic yarn, featuring a light and soft texture. When layered over the inner robe, it creates a flowing and layered visual effect. The waist seal uses embroidered fabric that matches the pattern of the inner Zhiju robe.

Patterns: The neckline, sleeve cuffs, and robe edges of the inner zhiju robe are bound with the same embroidered fabric, forming a cohesive design. The waist seal also adopts the same embroidered pattern as the inner zhiju robe, ensuring a consistent and harmonious look. This detailed coordination adds layers to the overall outfit and reflects the exquisite craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibility of Warring States Period clothing.

Choice: This Hanfu is available in four colors: black, red, white, and green. No matter which color you choose, you can instantly embrace the charm of Warring States Period attire, immersing yourself in the historical atmosphere and unique clothing culture of that era.

Please note that the pattern print is not fixed, the position will be random and differ from the product images.

Fabric & Wash

Material: Polyester Recommend Hand-wash with your favorite mild detergent; Cold or warm water, maximum temperature 25°C. When washed, shake off any excess water and let them air dry. (Alternate: washing machine – put clothes into a soft mesh wash bag and run with gentle cycle).

About The Brand: Nanxiang Jinxia

Top-tier Original National-Style Hanfu Brand, A Visual Feast of Heavy Embroidery

As a powerhouse in Taobao’s original national-style Hanfu track, Nanxiang Jinxia is dedicated to turning traditional embroidery into a walking artwork, crafting a series of heavy-embroidery Hanfu pieces that blend profound national-style heritage with contemporary aesthetics. From the magnificent gold-thread embroidery on Ming-style Mamian skirts to the full-panel floral deity embroidery on Tang-style Qixiong ruqun, every piece is packed with 工艺细节 (craft details) that make Hanfu lovers swoon.

Key Advantages:

Paradise for Embroidery Enthusiasts: Specializing in heavy embroidery, the stitches are so delicate that you can see the veins of flowers and leaves. The color matching is bold yet sophisticated—wear it and you’ll be the spotlight-stealing center of attention in the national-style circle.

Exclusive Designs, No Duplicates: Rejecting homogeneity, every Hanfu style is an exclusive design. It infuses elements like Dunhuang Flying Apsaras, Jiangnan Gardens, and mythical auspicious beasts with fresh ideas, making each piece a “signature outfit” for Hanfu fans.

Proven Track Record:

Stacked with Honors: Ranked on Taobao Divine Store List | Heavy Embroidery Hanfu Store List·TOP and certified as a style benchmark by IFASHION.

Word-of-Mouth Proof: Hanfu lovers who’ve bought here rave, “The embroidery texture is incredible” and “The designs are one-of-a-kind”—it’s a word-of-mouth hidden gem in the Hanfu circle.

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