The Heroic Lu Zhishen Tie Light Blue sub-product The palace maidens of the

The palace maidens of the Qing Dynasty were known for styling their ornate dresses with elaborate headdresses as well as walking with ginger footsteps in four-inch-high “flowerpot shoes

From a wine vessel amidst the blossoms

These vibrantly unique companions are now ready to be a part of your precious holiday moments in this lovely ornament embellished with a touch of heavenly wonders drawn from Shen Yun performances

Add a melodic touch to your day with two marvelousChinese instruments featured in the Shen YunSymphony Orchestra—the two-string erhu and themighty pipa

The Heroic Lu Zhishen Tie Light Blue sub-product The palace maidens of theIn the classic Chinese novel Outlaws of the Marsh, Lu Zhishen was both a free spirited vigilante and an eccentric monk. This design, inspired by the Shen Yun dance Lu Zhishen, features a monk's gourd and beads, symbolizing a nature that's both carefree and righteous.