Archives des 服飾 - TRIBAL ASIAN ART

排灣族女性綁腿

Antique Paiwan tribe women’s leggings made of red wool with black cotton panels and vertical stripes in pink, yellow, and orange. This traditional pair features eight rows of small copper bells and black cotton straps for tying around the calves. Such square leggings were worn over skirts to expose the lower legs and were decorated only by noblewomen. A rare example of formal Paiwan ceremonial wear from Taiwan's Indigenous heritage.

阿美族檳榔袋

Ceremonial betel nut bag from the ami tribe, fully embroidered with distinctive motifs and inverted trapezoid shape.

阿美族女性綁腿

Pair of women’s legging from the Ami tribe, made of pink cotton fabric with orange and black stripes, sewn with ten rows of small bells. The bottom of each piece is adorned with green woolen knots. Such ankle ornaments were worn by women during ceremonies and festivals. This pair is estimated to date from the 1950s.

卑南族女性胸衣

Female chest covering Puyuma tribe . The chest covering is crafted in a diamond shape and features intricate embroidery.

賽德克族（Atayal）珠飾裙

This beaded skirt from Attayal tribe is a piece of 89 cm long and 42 wide linen woven and embroidered with white shell beads. The white beads are made from giant clams. The Patterns are horizontal and vertical stripes . The upper part ( 14 cm ) is not beaded,

魯凱族長袖短外套

Male sleeve jacket from Rukai tribe , Black cotton and embroidered cloth pieces . This long sleeved short jacket is worn by noble men.

泰雅族長袖外套

Atayal tribe vest made of Linen and colored wool and old mother of pearl buttons. Can be worn by men or women

泰雅族串珠服飾

Long Atayal tribe sleeveless tunic with an open front and no collar. Made from linen and decorated with dark red wool, its most striking feature lies in the elaborate use of cylindrical clam-shell beads, which are carefully embedded into the fabric in both horizontal and vertical alignments.

泰雅族女性的禮儀服飾

Attayal tribe Women's ceremonial robe

卑南族男子腿部覆蓋物

Puyuma tribe Men's leg covering made from two rectangular pieces of fabric. Japanese period . Taiwan