Graceful Mid-Sleeved Cheongsam

Become firmly embedded in modern life
is the Vietnamese ao dai. The ao dai got its start in 1744, when Lord Vu Vuong of the Nguyen Dynasty decreed both men and
women should wear an ensemble of trousers and a gown-like blouse. It was not until 1930 however that the ao dai as we know
it really appeared, when the top was lengthened to reach the floor, the bodice was fitted to the curves and raglan sleeves
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Bring bliss and contentment into your life as well as elegance with this original Tibetan Blessing Charm! Engraved with traditional Tibetan craftsmanship and blessings, this charm will bring you an interesting life. A total of three styles and you will find one particularly suitable for you.
By combining the western style with an oriental touch, this jacket shirt incredibly comes in nostalgic jeans with printed dragon pattern. Traditional yet unique, modern and stylish. You will be the focus once wearing it!
Carved with the Tibetan Six-Syllable Mantra "Om Ma Ni Pad Me Hung", which is a phrase awakens compassion and loving-kindness for welfare of all beings. The bracelet can be regarded as a saint amulet blessing you good luck and fortune forever.

Chinese old-time ladies are famous for their elegance and connotation - like this Graceful Mid-Sleeved Cheongsam. Simple yet decent, this dress is covered with dancing phoenix and booming floral patterns all over. Designed with mandarin collar and traditional frog closures, it is patched with fuchsia pipings at front, cuff and slits.? Wear it, and take a close touch of the Oriental mystery fashion!
Chrysanthemum symbolizes cleanness and longevity in the Chinese culture, and is one of the four plants of virtue along with plum blossom, orchid and bamboo, the so-called "Four Men of Honor". Chrysanthemum blossoms in late autumn when other flowers have withered in the cold frost. It is known as a flower that blooms in defiance of the frost and has always been loved and praised by poets and painters. When it appears in an auspicious design with the pine tree, they mean "prolonging the life span." When it is together with the magpie, the two form a design meaning a happy family. These designs are popular among the Chinese people.