Wear the elegance of the Manchurian princess with our Italian-made scarf. Finely crafted from soft cashmere blend, this scarf design is inspired by the Shen Yun dance piece Manchurian Elegance. Back in the 17th century, the Manchurian court ladies wore characteristic dresses, elaborate headdresses, and “flowerpot shoes.” Their dresses are often ornamented with Ruyi patterns—a symbol of luck and fortune—which is the main theme of this scarf.
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Early Shen Yun Pieces: Manchurian Elegance (2011 Production)
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Get whisked away to the heartwarming company of the Mongolian ladies with our Italian-made silk scarf, inspired by the Shen Yun dance piece Mongolian Bowls. At the heart of vast grasslands under the white cloudy sky, the ladies of the Mongolian plains welcome guests from afar by offering warm bowls of milk tea balanced on their heads. With unique headpieces and cozy yurts garnishing the four corners, this festive Mongolian-themed scarf brings you warmth and cheer while going about your day.
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Dress yourself in golds and emeralds of the lavish Qing palace hall! The Qing dynasty was China’s last flourishing dynasty ruled by an ethnic minority called the Manchu. Manchurian court ladies, known for their sense of style, wore characteristic dresses, elaborate headdresses (depicted in the corners of the scarf), and “flowerpot shoes”. Despite wearing those high heels that had no heel at all, this Manchurian princess or“gege” exhibits masterful skills and grace.
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기품 있는 만주족 사각 스카프 (브론즈) Manchurian Elegance Square
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Dress yourself in golds and emeralds of the lavish Qing palace hall! The Qing dynasty was China’s last flourishing dynasty ruled by an ethnic minority called the Manchu. Manchurian court ladies, known for their sense of style, wore characteristic dresses, elaborate headdresses (depicted in the corners of the scarf), and “flowerpot shoes”. Despite wearing those high heels that had no heel at all, this Manchurian princess or“gege” exhibits masterful skills and grace.
Shen Yun Collections Manchurian Elegance Scarf
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