Mongolia costumes -- the "horse" on the grassland

Mongolian traditional costumes are Mongolia robes, including robes, belts, boots, jewelry and so on.

Due to the vast territory, natural environment, economic conditions and habits, Mongolia robes gradually formed a distinctive style, but each has its own characteristics.

The basic shape of Mongolia robe is robe. For easy riding, slit is in the hem or middle, and the sleeve ends are horseshoe sleeves.

In spring and autumn, they wear gowns, wear single robes in summer, wear cotton gowns or fur robes in winter.

Mongolian people usually like to wear cloth and dress. They usually wear brocade Frings at festivals or festivals.

The belt is an indispensable part of Mongolian costume.

Generally, it is made of cotton and satin, ranging from three to four meters long.

The color is more harmonious with the color of the robe.

The plain belt can not only prevent wind and cold, but also keep the rib stable and vertical when riding a horse. It is also a beautiful dress.

When the man put on his belt, he put up his gown upward. It was very short. It was convenient to ride. It was also vigorous and smart. He also hung three knives, a fire sickle and a cigarette purse on the belt. He had to wear the Mongolia knives.

Women, on the contrary, want to put their robes down to show their beautiful figure when they wear their belts.

Mongolian boots are divided into leather boots.

Mongolian hat is the most distinctive feature.

In Inner Mongolia and Qinghai, the hats of the Mongol nationality are high and flat, with white blankets made of leather, decorated with leather outside, or dyed purple green with felt, which is thick in summer and thin in summer.

The top of the hat is decorated with tassels, and the hat band is silk. Both men and women can wear it.

Men's colors are mostly blue, dark brown, and some are wrapped around silk.

Women often wear red and blue head tangle, and wear the same clothes as men in winter.