What clothes do Jingpo people wear? Characteristics of Jingpo Nationality's Clothing

Introduction of Jingpo Nationality's Clothing Style

The clothing style of Jingpo nationality is unrestrained. Jingpo men usually wear black round neck double-breasted shirts, short and wide black trousers and black or white cloth headscarves. The sides of the headscarf are decorated with colorful pompoms. When you go out, hang a handkerchief on your shoulder and a long knife on your waist. You are just a brave soldier. Most Jingpo women wear black double-breasted or left-breasted tops, black and red skirts and black cloth belts on their legs. During the festival, women's shirts are decorated with big silver bubbles, with six or seven silver collars and a string of bell-shaped silver chains on their collars, a pair of long silver earrings on their ears and a thick patterned silver bracelet on their hands. When walking and dancing, silver ornaments jingle, which has a special taste.

Many Jingpo women also paint their rattan rings with red or black pigments and wear them around their waists. They think the more rattan rings, the better. This is a unique aesthetic.

Clothing custom of Jingpo nationality

Jingpo people have five names: Jingpo, Zawa, Lange, La and Bula. Clothing colors are mainly black, white and red, with yellow, green, blue, brown and purple as color matching. Bright colors, strong contrast and harmonious collocation. Traditionally, Jingpo's textile materials are mainly cotton, wool and hemp, which are twisted into threads by hand and then woven into cloth. Leaves and other natural plant materials are processed into dyes. Jewelry is mainly made of silver, and other decorations are made of rattan and straw.

Jingpo people usually wear ordinary clothes. Men wear the same clothes as Han people. Men usually wear black double-breasted shorts with short and wide legs. Only some old people still wear long-breasted coats and loose trousers, with pigtails on their heads and black bags on their backs. Most young people have changed into modern clothes.

Women generally wear large-breasted shirts with silver foam and silver chains at the neckline, and long skirts made of self-woven coarse cloth, mostly dark in color. Most elderly women wear big blue or black jackets with their hair hanging over their heads and wrapped in a black bun.