1. Purple silk cheongsam, with cuff
(Matching tags: clothing,Qing dynasty)

This cheongsam is summer daily wear for females in Qing court. From the scale of its openings and the cutting style of its waist, we gather that its form is fashionable in late Qing Dynasty. This cheongsam ...

2. Yellow satin robe, with embroidered polychrome dragon design
(Matching tags: Qing dynasty,clothing)

In the Qing Dynasty the dress code was very strict. Clothing and hats were strictly regulated and could not be altered. The emperor had the honor of “Nine-Five”, therefore, his dragon robe ...

3. Shoulder strap
(Matching tags: Paiwan,accessory,clothing,aborigine)

The attire of Paiwan aristocrats and ordinary people was clearly different. Glass beads, ceramic buttons, leopard teeth, eagle feather, human figure and Deinagkistrodon acutus patterns were exclusive to ...

4. Necklace
(Matching tags: clothing,Paiwan,accessory,aborigine)

Azure stone beads, also called dragonfly beads were precious things passed down in the family by chiefs or used in a dowry. They would only be worn in the once every five year festival or when a chief ...

5. Ceremony dress of Saisiat People
(Matching tags: dress,clothing,Saisiat)

Acquired by Lin, Hen-li and Lin, Mei-rong (1956, Wufong, Hsingchu ounty)   Collected by Museum of Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan This double-breasted, long sleeveless top ...

6. Rattan hat of Puyuma People
(Matching tags: hat,Puyuma,clothing)

Acquired by Jen, Shien-min (1956, Peina, Taitung)   Collected by Museum of Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan This hat features a round shaped rattan-textured cross section. ...

7. Headdress of Amis People
(Matching tags: clothing,Amis,headdress)

Acquired by Li, Yih-yuan (1957, Kuangfu, Hualian County)  Collected by Museum of Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan The headdress was weaved in a simple fashion, featuring spiral ...

8. Headdress from the Tsou Tribe
(Matching tags: clothing,headdress,Tsou)

Acquired by Wang, Sung-hsing (1958, Alishan, Chiayi County) Collected by Museum of Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan This object was probably used in the 1930s. It is an ensemble ...

9. Black skirt of Bunun People
(Matching tags: clothing,Bunun,skirt)

Acquired by Chiu, Chi-Chien (Chuo-si, Hua-lian County) Collected by Museum of Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan The skirt was made of black cloth featuring two waist bands. Three trims ...

10. Lukus kaha of Atayal People
(Matching tags: Atayal,clothing)

Acquired by Lin, Hen-li (1957,  Nanao, Yilan County) Collected by Museum of Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Weaved with cowries and small brass bells,.......

11. The Clothing of Taiwan's Indigenous People– Men and Women's Clothes
(Matching tags: clothing,aborigine)

The clothing of Taiwan's indigenous people represents the prominent features of each tribe. It symbolizes cultural ideas and beliefs with vivid colors and diverse styles. Every indigenous tribe has its ...

12. "Below-Waist Accessories” for Taiwanese Aboriginal Clothing
(Matching tags: aborigine,accessory,clothing)

Below-waist accessories for Aboriginal clothing can be categorized into waist (hip) accessories and leg accessories. The waist accessories include belts, waist bands, waist bells, waist knifes and front ...