Turpan women's popular wigs in the Tang Dynasty: wrapped brown hair on burlap

In the Tang Dynasty, the society was strong and the culture was open. Under such a social background, the life of the Tang Dynasty ladies presents an unprecedented openness, especially the aristocratic women living in Chang'an in Beijing. They are not only enthusiastic about politics, self-pursuit, but also with gorgeous costumes, beautiful makeup and exquisite Jewelry dresses up its own beauty, covering all aspects of the social life of the Tang Dynasty, leaving a strong stroke in history.

Wigs are not patents in modern society. In the Tang Dynasty, wigs have long been popular among women in the Turpan area. In this exhibition, the treasures from the Xinjiang Museum - the Tang Dynasty hairpin (hair set) were exhibited. This "wig" is brownish black, with a beautiful bun and a finely symmetrical hair. It is understood that the hairpin is lined with burlap, and the brown hair is wrapped around the burlap to form a shape, which is then dyed. This hairpin (hairset) is the earliest wig that is currently discovered. In addition to the wigs, the exhibition also exhibited the jewels of the 伎 飞 飞 纹 栉 栉 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 镂 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得 值得.

It is reported that this exhibition will last until February 2015, and visitors can visit for free.