Красиво и практично, как любой народный костюм.

전통문화를 간직하는 모습이 훌륭합니다~♥♥♥

I’ve accidentally run across this by good fortune. I’ve never really realized how truly beautiful their clothing is…. love it!

БОЛЬШОЕ СПАСИБО,чтите традиции предков, очень красивые парни и девушки,прямо с картинки, молодцы классно придумали браво успехов вам ребята ❤

Woow tibetan boy cultura wonderful 🤩🧿🙏🙏🌎🌎💖 América sur

I have to add, the dressing of these robes reminds me of dressing my daughter in kimono. It’s a process!! And I love the versatility of the huge robe, as it can fit many sizes, and also be quite warm if needed, or tied around when not. Very awesome!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Wow....beautiful national costume.

Que hermosa sus vestimentas 🌏🌎

I really loved Tibetan attire and traditional.... Lots of love from nagaland.... 😘😘😘

@WaseemAnsari-qq6yl

2 ай бұрын

Where are you from

I love it ❤

Very fashionable!🤓👍

Wow, I really love the national clothing, and I love those man’s leather boots maybe the most! They look so phenomenal with the stunning outfits!!! And the women’s clothes are also very beautiful!❤❤❤❤

Very chic and élégant. More than the France mode !

Magnifique.. j'adore 😍.

Stunning. The outfits and the people wearing them. 😍

Wow i really like our culture dress

Love the style! It's really versatile and beautiful! Really love it😮❤

Como para reconsiderar el tema de "la ruta de la seda", tema del imperio comercial; desde tiempos antiguos. Más antiguo que Babilonia, en tiempos del Israel A.d.C./Babilonia la Grande. e.c. Ezequiel 27:12-36. Apocalipsis 18:1-24 Biblia.

Wow......

Beautiful, I love your culture. You are a beautiful people.

Музыка и песни у вас красивые!

Cultura Milenar.Muito Especial e Diferente!

This is so nice

SEXY～안녕하세요～你好～Здравствуйте～oilá～고맙습니다～Спасибо～谢谢～Obrigado～美。

I wish long ago to know how to do it with Chuba long arms ! Thank you very much from Perú !!

Thank you

好看

着物の着付けを見てるみたい似てるから

The last one is amdo?

멀쩡한 옷을 이상하게 입으면서 각을 잡는 건 좀 이해불가네 우리나라(대한민국) 조상님들께 감사하게 되는 영상 반듯하게 제대로 입어도 멋있어요

@faithfulshadow

4 ай бұрын

Our ancestors isn’t Korean..,

in the 60 ,in singapore,i used to see tibetan mens wearing the chupa, they sold stones for ring

དཔེ ཡག་པོ་འདུག་།བཀའ་དྲིན་ཆེ💕💕💕🙏

བཀའ་དྲིན་ཆེན། དཔེ་ཡག་པོ་འདུག 🙏🙏🙏🤘🏼👍

I can find the world CHUPA (CHUBA) in the WIKIPEDIA Encyclopedia, but I cannot find it in dictionaries (Merriam Webster)? CM.

I need to buy a Khampa ladies chuba n inside shirt chinise color how can I bye on line. Please help me

@WaseemAnsari-qq6yl

2 ай бұрын

Where are you from

I'm just wondering,why wear only one sleeve?

@Bzdm0

Жыл бұрын

Weather keeps changing on Tibetan plateau. When people feel hot, they take out one sleeve. If still feel hot they take out both the sleeves.

I neet to buy chupa how can i buy Online ?

@Deckyi

Жыл бұрын

I think you can buy from NORGYAY or KERA

@tashidekyijampatsang4645

Жыл бұрын

@@Deckyi Thank You

煩！😮

Where i can buy online that costume?

@premchopra6521

Жыл бұрын

Wher r u frm?

@antonygong

Жыл бұрын

@@premchopra6521 Australia

@premchopra6521

Жыл бұрын

@@antonygong oh, I thought you were Indian

@WaMo721

3 ай бұрын

norwang attire

@antonygong

2 ай бұрын

@@WaMo721 is that website online Shopping?

やっぱり起源は同じなのかな？

这些衣服多么累赘，穿着只能踱方步,弄歪了一个折皱就变成丑小鸭.

It’s beautiful, but how can you all remember putting together its to much. It has to be done and the right way to be able to be look good

@WaMo721

3 ай бұрын

practice....

อย่าบอกนะว่าต้องใส่ชุดที่ทำให้รุงรังแบบนี้..ใส่ดีๆเสื้อสองแขนเท่ห์กว่านะ..ดูงามสง่ากว่า

@user-vg2cz4cq5h

Жыл бұрын

Tibet has very cold climate. Only when the temperature rises for brief periods do they need to take sleeves off, and find a way to collect them

@faithfulshadow

4 ай бұрын

Different places has different style of wearing… certain place s more colder than others and warmer in certain places. According sleeves are adjusted. As Chupa are usually made very thick.. so in summer. For breeze, people leave it half style sleeve or both down. And both are culturally appropriate. So it’s not Modern messing with style of wearing. It’s just how it is in Tibet.