Sheng Tang Peony | Plum Orchid Bamboo Chrysanthemum Embroidered Pleated Short-Sleeved Cheongsam Skirt

Size: S / M / L/ XL
Length: 122 / 123 /124/125 cm
Bust measurement: 94 / 98 / 102 /106  cm
Sleeve length (including shoulder): 29 /30 / 31/32  cm

Manual measurement, with an error of about 1-3 cm.

Product selling points:
1. The pearl white Guanle crepe cheongsam skirt exudes an elegant and refined air. Its waistline design is highly distinctive, highlighting the body proportions.
2. The collar and the area near the hem are adorned with handcrafted Chinese-style buttons, highlighting the characteristics of traditional clothing.

Material description:
Guanle crepe is a fabric made from mulberry silk, featuring a textured pattern with a three-dimensional effect. The wrinkled appearance not only enhances the fabric’s texture but also emphasizes the jacquard design. Guanle crepe is a double-layer fabric, and after washing, the three-dimensional effect becomes even stronger, and the overall fabric is less prone to wrinkling.

Color description:
Pearl white
This white color has a subtle luster, resembling the brilliance of pearls. In ancient times, it was said, “From the fusion and transformation of light over time, it turns into pearls flying to the celestial capital.” This shows the rarity of pearls in ancient times. The pure and gentle pearl white, paired with the Guanle crepe fabric, gives a sense of “the shimmering brocade casting shadows on bamboo,” exuding a sense of luxury.

Pattern description:
Plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum pattern
Since ancient times, plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum have been collectively known as the “Four Gentlemen,” representing four different noble qualities.
Plum: When people think of plum blossoms, they often recall the saying, “The fragrance of plum blossoms comes from enduring the cold.” Thus, the plum represents a noble spirit that endures hardship.
Orchid: Su Shi’s description, “Spring orchids are like beauties, offering themselves without being picked,” conveys the orchid’s quiet and unassuming nature.
Bamboo: In Zheng Xie’s “Bamboo and Rock” from the Qing Dynasty, it is described as “Enduring countless trials, it remains firm and strong, defying the wind from all directions,” symbolizing the bamboo’s tenacious character.
Chrysanthemum: “Picking chrysanthemums by the eastern fence, I calmly see the southern mountains” evokes the chrysanthemum’s elegant and refined demeanor.