吐蕃装【英】

Ancient Tibetan Clothes

定义

吐蕃族之衣冠。一般特点为官吏庶民均着左衽长袖缺袴衫，腰束革带，长靿乌靴，辫发束髻于耳侧，项饰瑟瑟珠。赞普(君主)头戴红毡高帽，佩长剑，前有侍者捧香炉，后有侍者张龙首曲柄盖，侍者身佩腰刀。

The term refers to the clothing and headwear of the Tibetan Empire period. Generally, Tibetan officials and commoners all wore a robe-like, long-sleeved, side-vent jacket with a leather waist belt, and long black boots. Their hair was worn in braids tied on the sides, and they wore necklaces made with precious beads. The Btsan-po (emperor) wore a red, high felt hat and a long sword, with an attendant carrying an incense burner in front of him, and another attendant opening a Loong-head umbrella behind. The attendants were equipped with waist swords.