Double Layer Printing Brushed Scarfs Winter Collection

Chinese scarves originated from Chiyou, the monarch who fought against the Yellow Emperor in the war for power. The ancient emperor Chiyou advocated force, and soldiers often competed in hunting. If Chiyou admired a warrior, he would let him cut off a piece of the fur of a hunting beast and wear it. On the chest to show might.
At this time, the significance of the scarf is not only as a warm item, but also as a spiritual encouragement. It was also popular at the time that samurai decorated the collars of the beasts they killed as a form of glory, a symbol of power.
Later, animal skins became an exclusive product for the aristocracy. In history, the white fox fur that Mengchang Lord gave to the Queen of Qin used a kind of animal skin collar as a shawl, and some wealthy businessmen and people of status would use some Ordinary materials are used as substitutes to show their identity and status.
In the economically developed Tang Dynasty, the behavior of showing off wealth was common. At this time, the scarf was really on the stage of history. Silk was used as the material of the scarf, and the effect of keeping out the cold was also very good.