A Change of Identity in Traditional Costume of Jingpo Ethnic Group
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https://doi.org/10.69598/artssu.2023.2161.Keywords:
Jingpo, traditional costumes, designs, colors, patternsAbstract
Objectives: This study aims to analyze the characteristics of the design, colors, decorations and patterns of Jingpo traditional costumes, and to analyze the factors influencing the changes in the accessories and patterns in costume of the Jingpo ethnic group in order to learn about the historical changes and development of society.
Methods: This study employed a literature review to obtain data and results of previous studies. A field trip to cultural halls, museums, and libraries in Dehong Dai Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture was made to obtain data and collect pictures. Interviews with scholars and relevant staff were conducted. Field trips to the Jingpo villages were made in order to participate in their traditional festivals, take pictures, and interview the local Jingpo people.
Results: Through research and analysis, it is known that the traditional costumes of the Jingpo ethnic group are the products of continuous development of their history and society. The costumes demonstrate variety and beauty that are unique to the Jingpo ethnic group. They record their historical development and migration environment. They are an important source for experts and scholars to study the traditional culture of the Jingpo ethnic group and to understand their migration history and culture.
Application of this study: This study helps to strengthen the awareness of the traditional costume of the Jingpo ethnic group for those interested in the design and pattern of their traditional costumes. This research hopes to provide a theoretical basis for the protection and development of the traditional costumes of the Jingpo ethnic group.
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Wang, X. (2022a). Figure 1 Living environment
Wang, X. (2022b). Figure 2 Living environment
Wang, X. (2022c). Figure 3 Exhibition Hall of Dehong Nonheritage Center
Wang, X. (2022d). Figure 4 Jingpo Museum
Wang, X. (2023a). Figure 5 Munanzongge Festival
Wang, X. (2023b). Figure 6The First Township of Jingpo in China
Wang, X. (2023c). Figure 7 Interview with Inheritors of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Wang, X. (2023d). Figure 8 Traditional costumes of the Jingpo ethnic
Wang, X. (2023e). Figure 9 White Baotou
Wang, X. (2023f). Figure 10 Black Baotou
Wang, X. (2023g). Figure 11 Tongpa
Wang, X. (2023h). Figure 12 Jingpo long knife
Wang, X. (2023i). Figure 13 Baotou
Wang, X. (2023g). Figure 14 Baotou
Wang, X. (2023k). Figure 15 Tops and bottoms
Wang, X. (2023l). Figure 16 Silver Bubbles
Wang, X. (2023m). Figure 17 Earrings
Wang, X. (2023n). Figure 18 Bracelets
Wang, X. (2023o). Figure 19 Silver Sheets
Wang, X. (2023p). Figure 20 Patterns of the components of the Jingpo brocades
Wang, X. (2023q). Figure 21 Jingpo brocade skirt patterns
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