帔 (pèi) - A type of ancient cape, cloak, or ornamental & also refers to a kind of Buddhist vestment.
帔 · pèi
A type of ancient cape, cloak, or ornamental shawl worn in traditional Chinese attire;
also refers to a kind of Buddhist vestment.
A type of ancient cape, cloak, or ornamentalalso refers to a kind of Buddhist vestment.
Usage highlights
PhoenixCeremonial capeOpera costume capeBuddhist vestmentOrnamental shawlAncient cloak
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The empress wore a phoenix-tail cape (凤帔).
- In opera, the costume includes a cape (戏帔).
- Buddhist monks wear ceremonial vestments (袈裟帔).
Collocations
- Phoenix-tail cape(凤帔)
- Ceremonial cape(礼帔)
- Opera costume cape(戏帔)
- Buddhist vestment(袈裟帔)
- Ornamental shawl(霞帔)
- Ancient cloak(古帔)
Idioms
- Phoenix coronet and cape(凤冠霞帔)
- Golden cape and jade pendant(金帔玉珮)
Cultural background
FAQ- Traditionally worn by nobility and in ceremonial contexts, especially by women of high status.
- Commonly featured in Chinese opera costumes and traditional wedding attire.
- Also used in Buddhist monastic dress as a type of ceremonial garment.