The lion dancing dates back to the Han Dynasty (205 B.C. to 220 A.D in China) and during the Tang Dynasty (716-907 A.D.) it was at its peak. It is an important tradition in China, and it is believed to bring luck and happiness.

The eyes and ears are able to flap.

Delivery: 1-17 days FREE worldwide shipping

Handicraft: Handmade by top traditional craftsmen team using top quality long sheep wool, Pure silk and durable fabric

Use:
1. Big business opening ceremony celebration
2. Festival celebration
3. Top professional dancing competition
4. Martial arts practice and performance
5. Party
6. Arts display, decoration and collection
7. Professional martial arts practice and performance

Size: Size 2 which suits most adult (Size 1, 3, 4, 5 are also in stock. Please leave us a note about the size number you need)

This complete set of lion dancing costume includes the following parts:
1. Top handmade lion head
2. the long sheep wool lion tail
3. Top natural long wool lion collar
4. two pair of sheep wool pants
5. Two pairs of top natural long wool lion claws
6. the lion dancing belt

This complete set of lion dancing costumes include all parts already. Besides, here are extra FREE gifts:

1. Lion dancing Performance Instruction DVD
2. Lion dancing Accompany Music CD
3. Traditional Silk Red Scroll which values $100
Be customized with Your Own Logo Design Free: if you want the traditional craftsmen to Tailor-made the name or several words on Top handmade lion head and collar, you can leave a message on the order form. This tailor-made service is free.

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

This is a very exquisite lion dance costume, which is made of plush.

Lion dance is a form of performance in traditional Chinese culture, usually held during the Spring Festival.

The design of this lion dance costume is very unique, with bright colors and exquisite patterns, giving people a festive and lively feeling.

Wearing this lion dance costume, people can feel the charm and profound heritage of traditional Chinese culture.

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