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This "Chaoyuan Quanshen" (Pilgrimage of the Gods) Ritual Robe is among the most solemn and sacred garments worn by a Taoist High Priest (Gaogong) during grand Jiaojiao ceremonies. The robe features the iconic "Chaoyuan Quanshen" motif, depicting all deities paying homage to symbolize the communication between heaven and earth. Crafted using traditional raised weaving brocade techniques, it presents vivid three-dimensional patterns of golden dragons, auspicious clouds, and sacred flowers.
Divine Symbolism & Artistry
The central "Chaoyuan Tu" design, inspired by the Yongle Palace murals, depicts a grand celestial assembly, embodying the highest order of divine reverence. This motif transforms the robe into more than a garment—it is a profound statement of spiritual authority.
Exquisite Raised Brocade Craftsmanship
Made with "raised weaving" brocade, intricate patterns are woven to stand out from the fabric, creating a stunning tactile effect. Golden threads are often wrapped in gold leaf, ensuring lasting brilliance and depth that commands respect.
The High Priest's Vestment
Designed specifically for the High Priest, the ritual's central intermediary, this robe is the most ornate in Taoist practice. Historically known as "Xiaotai Yi" (Celestial Terrace Robe) or "Jing Yi" (Scripture Robe), it symbolizes the priest's role as a conduit between realms.
A Bridge Between the Sacred and the Secular
More than a ritual object, this robe is a masterpiece of cultural heritage—a bridge between Taoist philosophy and tangible art.
Ideal For:
• Taoist High Priests for grand ceremonies, consecrations, and blessings.
• Discerning collectors of Taoist culture and Chinese traditional artifacts.
• Museums, cultural institutions, and film productions for exhibition or high-standard costume design.
This robe is a tribute to authentic tradition, offered for those who seek to connect with and preserve the depth of Taoist heritage.