What do Mongolians wear?

The costumes worn by Mongols are also called Mongolian robes, mainly including robes, belts, boots and jewelry.

Mongolian costume is an important intangible cultural heritage project in Inner Mongolia, and it is also one of the essences of Mongolian traditional culture, with richness and diversity. Inner Mongolia has a vast territory, and Mongolian tribes are distributed in AU cities and counties. Due to the differences in natural environment, economic conditions and living habits, they have formed their own distinctive and colorful costumes.

Some retain the characteristics of ancient Mongolian costumes, while others absorb various styles and constantly improve and evolve. Inner Mongolia national costumes are profound and magnificent, bearing the unique aesthetic intention and pursuit of nomadic people, and are the artistic crystallization created by Mongolian people in their long-term production and life practice.

brief introduction

Mongolians have long formed costumes that adapt to the nomadic environment and daily life habits in the grassland, and constantly pursue exquisite costumes and gorgeous accessories. With the change of the times and the change of production and lifestyle, Mongolian people living in semi-agricultural and semi-pastoral areas, agricultural areas and urban areas have greatly simplified their costumes, and traditional costumes have gradually become dresses for major festivals and wedding celebrations, but Mongolian people living in pastoral areas for a long time still maintain their original traditions.

Mongolians, regardless of gender, age, the most common clothing is the Mongolian robe. Mongolian robes are characterized by a slightly higher collar, longer sleeves, full skirt and a double-layer right slit in front. Mongolian robes are divided into single robe, cotton robe and fur robe according to different seasons. The lining of fur robe is mostly made of sheepskin and fur.