Traditional Ming Dynasty Skirt Chinese Ancient Ruihe Red Horse Faced Skirt

Crafted Tradition, Contemporary Allure
Inspired by ceremonial attire from the Ming and Qing dynasties, this horsefaced skirt embodies the elegance and ritual dignity of traditional Han women’s dress. Its name derives from the structured front and back panels that resemble the protruding "horseface" of ancient city walls—a design that balances beauty, comfort, and symbolic formality.This modern interpretation features a customdeveloped imitation brocade fabric that is lightweight, wrinkleresistant, and easy to care.
Symbolism & Artistry
The lower panels of the skirt are intricately embroidered with the classical motif:“Dragon and Phoenix Bestowing Auspiciousness.”
A fiveclawed dragon at the center ascends with grace and power, a timeless symbol of imperial dignity. Flanking it are symmetrical phoenixes in full flight, representing harmony, joy, and marital bliss.
Material: 100% Polyester (Imitation Jacquard Brocade)
Size: S,M,L
Color: Light Green with Subtle Dark Floral Pattern & Multicolor Embroidery
Intangible Cultural Heritage Brand Teacher：Descendants of Zhong Lanqing