What are the characteristics of Tibetan costumes?

Tibetan costumes are characterized by fat waist, long sleeves and big chest robes, and the color and composition are increasing in turn.

Wearing this kind of clothes with large structure can be used as a quilt when sleeping at night. The robe sleeves are wide and the arms are flexible, which is not only cold and warm, but also convenient for life and travel. When the temperature rises during the day, you can remove an arm to facilitate heat dissipation and body temperature regulation.

Another feature of Tibetan costumes is the gradual increase in color and composition. The lace of leather clothing in pastoral areas is usually composed of vertical color blocks such as blue, green, purple, cyan, yellow and rice, which form colorful ribbons in turn. Black, red, green and purple stripes with a width of 10 cm are usually arranged in turn on the shoulders, hem and cuffs of women's leather clothes.

They often decorate their cross-patterned robes and boots, giving people the association of "charity", "caressing" and "being kind to others". They boldly use contrasting colors such as red, green, white, black, red, blue and Rayna Sue, and skillfully use a variety of colors and gold and silver threads to achieve a bright and harmonious artistic effect. The color matching is very bold and exquisite.

Jewelry characteristics

Tibetan women's jewelry is very rich. They use jewelry, gold and silver, ivory and jade as jewelry. What is more distinctive is the "bazhu" on their heads, the silver coins decorated on their braids, the protective Buddha box "Gawu" hanging on their chests, and the long string of metal coins, broadsword and fire box worn on their waists. The young woman wears two braids and bright wool on her head; Women in pastoral areas will tie many braids on their backs, some braids are interwoven into a woven net, and some braids are hung with ribbons 10 cm wide, which are decorated with agate, jewelry and jade.