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- - - - chinese traditional clothes
        
        Hanfu
        
        The Han Dynasty
        
        loose one-piece clothing with long large sleeves
        
        The QIng dynasty
        
        In Qing dynasty, males are wearing long robes, magua, Ao, shirt and pants
        
        During the early Qing dynasty, women were wearing small sleeves and long skirts kind of hanfu. After the Qianlong period, there was a shift in fashion. The clothes became fatter and shorter, the cuffs became wider, and Yunjian was added. By the late Qing, pants became the major choice of attire for women.
        
        The Tang dynasty
        
        During the Tang Dynasty, women's clothing was known for its vibrant colors, lightweight and see-through fabrics designs. 'Chest ruqun hanfu' is popular in that time.
        
        In the Tang dynasty, men's daily clothes was Round-neck Robe
        
        The Ming Dynasty
        
        Pifeng - a popular dress in ming dynasty. It can be worn by both men and women.
        
        Bijia - a sleeveless and collarless vest with two sides open to the knee.
        
        Cheongsam - Qipao
        
        During the early times of the Republic of China, cheongsams' style clothing was popular.
        
        During the time of the Republic of China, the qipao (cheongsam) was a kind of school uniform for women.
        
        There was another kind of uniform for women. It looked like a qipao but was in two parts – a top and a bottom. It was plain, without any embroidery, and usually included a cropped cheongsam top and black skirt. It was known as the “civilized new outfit”. This uniform became a popular choice during the May Fourth Movement.
  - - - Bamboo
      - Cotton
      - Silk
        
        Silk plays a significant role in traditional Chinese clothing, such as the iconic cheongsam (qipao) and the hanfu.
        
        Silk is considered a symbol of high status, wealth, and luxury in Chinese culture.
        
        Silk was used as a trade commodity along the "Silk Road" . Silk is a highly prized fabric, chinese silk was well known at that time. It was in high demand in the West.
      - Hemp
        
        It has a rich hoistory in China.
        
        Hemp fabric was commonly used for clothing in China, especially the clothing worn by common people and laborers.
      - Wool
  - - - Sitar is a classical Indian stringed instrument commonly associated with Hindu festivals.
    - - Harp is often associated with Christian religious music. This is often used to perform hymns during Christmas and Easter celebrations.
    - - It is used to celebrate Scottish festivals
  - - - traditional design
        
        Lantern Lamps for Ramadan
        
        These lamps can be designed with Arabic calligraphy and geometric patterns, and they are often used for decoration during Ramadan
        
        Vesak Lotus Lamps
        
        Lotus-shaped lamps with Buddhist symbols and lotus petals can represent this festival (Vesak)
        
        Chinese New Year Lanterns
        
        One of the most important decorations for Chinese New Year. Lanterns are often decorated with colorful paintings, calligraphy, and symbols. It can be designed in different sizes and shapes, including round, oval and cylindrical.
        
        Kongming Lantern (Sky Lantern)
        
        It is a traditional Chinese lantern made of lightweight paper with an open bottom. It can be lifted into the sky when a flame source is added at the bottom
        
        Lantern Festival, which marks the end of Chinese New Year celebrations. One of the events on this day is to release Kongming lanterns. People write wishes and prayers on the lanterns before releasing them into the night sky
    - - traditional types of chairs
        
        Chinese Ming Chair
        
        Japanese Tatami Chair
        
        Moroccan Pouf Chair
        
        Indonesian Batik Chair
    - - windows
        
        Stained glass
        
        This is a glass made up of painted glass pieces, often depicting scenes from religious stories and festivals. The colours and designs are often symbolic of aspects of the story. Stained glass is commonly used in religious buildings
      - Glass Souvenirs
        
        Cup
        
        Chinese tea cup
        
        Chinese tea culture - Chinese tea cup can hold symbolic meaning. For example: In China, gifting a tea cup can symbolise friendship and hospitality. Different designs on the cup may also carry cultural and historical meaning
        
        Japanese sake cup
        
        Greek Orthodox Communion Chalice
        
        decorative plates
        
        vases
        
        symbolic design
        
        Chinese New Year Vase
        
        Adorned with images of zodiac animals, lucky symbols, and Chinese calligraphy
        
        Buddha's Birthday Vase
        
        Designed with lotus flowers, the Buddha's image, and Buddhist symbols
        
        Día de los Muertos Vase
        
        Adorned with sugar skull motifs, marigold flowers, and images of loved ones, representing the Day of Dead celebration
  - - - symbolizing the Japanese Sakura Matsuri (Cherry Blossom Festival)
    - - Ceramic plates featuring Iznik patterns and designs and they are inspired by Turkish and Islamic art
- - - - Raya
- - - - Ethnic groups of China
        
        Officially, China consists of 56 ethnic groups, with 55 being minorities and the Han group being the predominant one.
        
        Miao
        
        Miao people have a rich cultural heritage and jewellery is the one that plays a significant role in their traditions. Miao people like to wear silver jewellery, especially Miao women. Miao women are known for wearing many layers of silver necklaces decorated with beads, pendants, and ornate silver pieces. Traditional Miao jewellery is handmade by Miao women. Each piece is a work of art and often takes a long period of time to create.
        
        Hui
        
        Mongolian
        
        Dai
        
        Bonan
        
        Yao
        
        Zhuang
        
        Uyghur
    - - Islam
      - Buddhism
      - Christianity