Chuba Tibetan 2000 -2008
"Chuba" skirt is a perfect example of nowadays Zero-Waste approach to design.We present our version of "chuba"(chupa) - tibetan ethnic clothing - a chuba skirt. DIY instructions are available for purchase
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UNDPLUS konzipierte und gestaltete für Chupa Chups den Pop-Up Store „Spätkauf Chuba“ im Berliner Reuterkiez. Der Spätkauf Chuba fügt sich von außen perfekt ins Berliner Straßenbild ein und wirkt auf den ersten Blick wie ein klassischer Späti. Doch bei genauerem …
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There is a very distinctive piece of garment which makes Tibetan traditional dresses unique from those in other parts of Asia. While visiting Tibet, I noticed younger generations in Lhasa wore Western clothing but for the most part older generations, of both women and men, still wore the traditional Tibetan dress called chuba. The chuba,…
This magnificent robe for a Tibetan lama or an aristocrat was originally a Chinese imperial wall hanging. Tibetan tailors cut it into 60 separate units, reassembling the fabric for a completely new and bold design. The wearer of such a garment must have impressed bystanders by his striking appearance. What you see here is the robe’s back side.Textiles played an important role in Chinese diplomacy with foreign governments. Diplomatic gifts of silk served to pacify border populations and to maintain balanced power relationships. Over centuries the Chinese court endeavored to keep a stable relationship with powerful Tibetan Buddhists. During the Qing dynasty (1644–1911) the Chinese court began to send gifts of court garments and furnishings to Tibet where they were altered to create Tibetan-style robes.
