What are the styles of ancient women's bun?

In ancient times, women's hair styles were basically changed according to comb, pin, knot, plate, stack and sideburns, and then decorated with various jewelry such as hairpin, hairpin, step shake and beading. Therefore, the study of female hairstyle is mainly to explore its carding form and law. According to ancient works and records, it can be divided into six categories: knot type, twist type, disc type, knot type, trans type and double hanging type.

Hair in a bun: mostly for girls who have not left the room. Divide the hair into strands, tie the knot at the top, so that it hangs naturally without leaning, and tie the tail of the hair on the shoulder, also known as dovetail. According to Guo Xi An Yu Jia, "Emperor Han Ming ordered court officials to comb flowers to make buns." In the Tang Dynasty, it was often used as a symbol of virgin hairstyle.

The knitting method of double flat bun is to divide the top of hair into two strands, comb them into symmetrical bun or ring, and hang them on both sides relatively. This hairstyle is mostly used for maids, maids, maids or underage girls. According to records, from the Qin Dynasty to modern times, the most typical ones are Shuangji and Twin Bun, which are especially common in the preserved ancient paintings. This hairstyle is similar to the maid of the provider of the Thousand Buddha Cave in Dunhuang and the maid-in-waiting of Yan. Its changes generally include "double bun", "hanging bun" and "double bun".

Lily bun is combed and knotted with net hair and folded on the top of the head.