Xilan Kapu Tujia Brocade Shawl with Double-Sided Weaving Pattern

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Material：Mercerized Cotton

When you drape it over your shoulders, the soft texture gently wraps your body, and the delicate stitching carries the warmth of craftsmanship. The unique ethnic charm naturally radiates from it. Whether you're strolling through a romantic afternoon or mingling at a lively gathering, this shawl adds a touch of elegance, making you the center of attention.

A shawl that connects you to a thousand years of history, blending ethnic artistry into everyday life. Embrace the warmth and beauty it brings.

Single Eight Loops

The "Eight Loops" pattern stands out for its unique personality in Tujia brocade, with the highest representation. The design is closely related to the everyday tools used by the Tujia people, such as the curved knife, curved hoe, and the bending plowshare.

Ten Thousand Characters Flow

The "Ten Thousand Characters" symbol is one of the most auspicious emblems for the Tujia people, and it appears everywhere in their lives. The woven structure centered around the "Ten Thousand Characters" is tightly interlinked, flowing continuously like a stream, symbolizing abundant wealth and lasting happiness. The uneven threads of coarse porcelain create a textured effect, resembling a subtle relief. What’s most remarkable is that the "Ten Thousand Characters Flow" is the only pattern in Tujia brocade that can be woven with designs on both sides.

Rice Cake Rack

The rice cake rack is an iron tool used by the Tujia people to grill sticky rice cakes. This woven pattern is inspired by real life, while artistically expressing it. The colors are rich and vibrant, and the craftsmanship is exquisite and elegant.