Length: 710"

Size of the dragon head: 40"x32"x26"

Handicraft: This long history workshop has provided worldwide artists and dancers with top dragon and lion dancing costumes for over 120 years. This dragon is Handmade by the finest traditional craftsmen of this workshop.

Characters: This dragon was selected to be the one that performs in Beijing 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Opening Ceremony

This complete set of lion dancing costumes include all parts already. Besides, here are extra FREE gifts:

1. Dragon dancing Performance Instruction DVD
2. Dragon dancing Accompany Music CD
3. Eye-catching gold ball which is tied on the head as the beautiful decoration:

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background: The artwork is a beautifully crafted blue and gold costume set for the Beijing Olympic Games opening ceremony dragon dance, representing a unique form of art in traditional Chinese culture.

The costume consists of multiple parts, including a headpiece, body adornments, and a tail.

These elements come together to form a complete image of a dragon, showcasing the reverence and respect for this creature in Chinese culture.

The design inspiration for this costume set comes from the dragons in ancient Chinese mythology, which are among the most important symbols in Chinese culture.

Dragons represent power, wisdom, and good fortune in Chinese culture.

During the Olympic Games opening ceremony, the dragon dance performance is an essential traditional ritual that celebrates the start of the competition and seeks good luck.

This costume set is made from high-quality materials such as silk, gold thread, and beads.

The choice of materials makes the costume look magnificent and delicate while also being durable.

Additionally, special techniques and technologies have been used to ensure that the details and decorations reach the highest level of craftsmanship.

In conclusion, this blue and gold costume set for the Beijing Olympic Games opening ceremony dragon dance is a precious work of art in Chinese culture.

It not only represents the unique charm of traditional Chinese culture but also showcases the enthusiasm and support of the Chinese people for the Olympics.