Qing Imperial Costume Design: Yin-Yang Philosophical Influences
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AlbakiReads Editorial Qing court dress through the lens of balance and harmony
Qing court dress through the lens of balance and harmony
Drawing on ten Qing imperial costumes held in the University of Hawai‘i Asian Costume Collection and the Honolulu Museum of Art, Shu-Hwa Lin examines court robes as designed objects shaped by Chinese design theory. The book centers yin-yang philosophy as a framework for considering balance and harmony in the construction and visual organization of Qing imperial dress. With its focus on specific museum-held garments, it offers a compact study situated between textile history, costume design, and Chinese philosophical ideas.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Students and practitioners of textile and costume design
- Readers interested in Qing imperial dress and museum costume collections
- Those exploring Chinese design theory and yin-yang philosophy
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Book Overview This text features six Qing imperial costumes from the University of Hawai'i Asian Costume Collection and four Qing imperial costumes fro...
Book Details Format: Hardcover | Pages: 134 | Language: English | Publisher: LIGHTNING SOURCE INC | ISBN: 0988647001
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