How to Tie Your Shen Yun Shop Scarf

Wearing a Long Scarf: Manchurian Elegance

Wearing a Long Scarf: Manchurian Elegance

The tassels and the traditional knots on the scarf represent the grace and style of the Qing royal family. This scarf is inspired by the Shen Yun d...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Manchurian Elegance

This scarf is inspired by the Shen Yun dance Manchurian Elegance. Back in the 17th century, the ladies of the Manchurian court styled their hair ar...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Tang Dynasty Grace

This Tang Dynasty Grace Silk Scarf features an exact replica of the dress worn by Shen Yun dancers in the piece Tang Dynasty Grace during a recent ...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Lotus Fairies

The fairies on this scarf represent the lotus flower, which has been a revered symbol of grace and purity. Rising out of the mud to bloom untainted...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Manchurian Elegance

The tassels and the traditional knots on this scarf represent the grace and style of the Qing royal family. Back in the 17th century, the ladies of...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Tang Flower

Featuring exclusive designs from the costumes of Shen Yun’s dance “Ladies of the Tang Palace,” this scarf glows in the vibrant hues of China’s most...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Elegance of the Yi

This scarf celebrates the rainbow-hued traditional full skirts of the Yi ethnic group’s ladies. It reflect their vibrant energy, which resonates fr...

Wearing a Twilly: Tang Dynasty Grace - Purple

This silk twilly gives you a trendy spin on an ancient design. Its delicate and beautiful patterns embody the depth of Chinese traditional culture ...

Wearing a Twilly: Tang Dynasty Grace - Orange

This silk twilly gives you a trendy spin on an ancient design. Its delicate and beautiful patterns embody the depth of Chinese traditional culture ...

Wearing a Long Scarf: Manchurian Elegance

The tassels and the traditional knots on this scarf represent the grace and style of the Qing royal family. Back in the 17th century, the ladies of...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Mongolian Bowls

This scarf is inspired by the Shen Yun dance “Mongolian Bowls.” Well-known for their hospitality, Mongolian ladies honor guests from afar by offeri...

Wearing a Silk Scarf: Mongolian Chopsticks

This lovingly crafted scarf depicts a scene from the Shen Yun dance “Mongolian Chopsticks.” As weary travelers approach the numerous yurts dotting ...