Handicraft: Well handmade by top traditional tailors

Fabrics: Top traditional fabrics

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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

This artwork is a traditional Chinese sleeve dance costume, which has rich cultural connotations and historical significance.

Sleeve dance is a type of traditional Chinese dance that originated from ancient court dances.

This dance is usually performed on festive occasions or important events, and the performers wear gorgeous costumes and hold sleeves made of silk or gauze, showcasing their skills and grace through the movement of the sleeves.

The sleeve dance costume is made using traditional Chinese embroidery techniques, with silk threads and gold threads being used for the embroidery work.

Its design is exquisite and detailed, with bright colors that are full of a strong Chinese style.

The costume usually consists of two parts: the top and the skirt.

The top is usually long-sleeved, while the skirt is short-sleeved.

When performing, the dancers lift the sleeves above their heads to showcase their skills and agility.

This sleeve dance costume not only has artistic value but also carries the essence of traditional Chinese culture.

It represents the prosperity and development of ancient Chinese culture and is an important part of traditional Chinese dance.

By appreciating and learning this dance and its costume, we can better understand China's history and culture.

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