Taoist clothing refers to the clothing worn by Taoists and belongs to the traditional clothing system of the Han nationality. It is also called "Fa Fu", "Dao Fu", "Dao Zhuang" and so on. Taoist clothing is the traditional clothing of the Han nationality in China. Social clothing has changed frequently with the development of the times, but the basic style and color of religious clothing remain unchanged, and have been passed down from generation to generation. According to the teachings of Taoism, Taoist clothing symbolizes the混元 Qi.
Some typical Taoist clothing includes:
Fa Fu: This is the clothing worn by Taoist gods, high priests, and mages in the ritual of Zhai Jiao. Taoist Fa Fu originated from the clothing regulations of ancient Chinese sacrifice rituals, and is also related to the teachings and ideological thoughts of Taoism and the changing times of clothing.
Yuan Jin: It symbolizes the混元 Yi Qi and is a headdress for Taoist mages.
It should be noted that the length of Taoist clothing production and the number of styles of slits vary, and each has its own standard, so it is called Fa Fu.
Up to now, Taoist clothing has become an important symbolic religious and cultural heritage in China.