Le statue vestono tutte il tipico abito tradizionele vietnamita chiamato: Áo dài.
L’Áo dài è un vestito tradizionale vietnamita principalmente femminile. Nella sua attuale forma, consiste in un abito di seta stretto ed aderente, indossato sopra i pantaloni. Áo dài viene pronunciato ˈáʊ ˈjàɪ (ow yai) nel sud del Vietnam, e ˈáʊ ˈzàɪ (ow zai) nel nord. Áo deriva dalla parola cinese che indica “giacca imbottita” (襖). Nella lingua vietnamita moderna, il termine áo fa riferimento ad un capo di abbigliamento che copre dal collo in giù. Dài invece significa “lungo”. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
A typical Vietnamese figurine as an ornament – Une figurine vietnamienne typique comme ornement – Una estatuilla vietnamita típica como adorno – Uma estatueta vietnamita típica como ornamento – Eine typisch vietnamesische Figur als Schmuck – Một bức tượng nhỏ điển hình của Việt Nam như một vật trang trí – 一个典型的越南小雕像作为装饰品 – 装飾品としての典型的なベトナムの置物
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Status of “ao dai viet nam”.
Thankyou, now I understand: “Ao dai” is the traditional Vietnam dress!
I have been in hoi an. So special town n ancientics