The Tang Collection
China's 5,000 year-old civilization has been home to at least ten major dynasties, each with its own collection of unique artifacts and colorful designs. But one stands out from the rest as the most prosperous, the most noble, and the greatest of all time—the Tang.
Our Tang Collection celebrate this era's legacy with exquisite designs. Crafted to complement every moment, they bring the Tang Dynasty's noble beauty to life.
Our Tang Collection celebrate this era's legacy with exquisite designs. Crafted to complement every moment, they bring the Tang Dynasty's noble beauty to life.
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Our Tang Peony Jewelry Collections was inspired by the Queen of Flowers—the Peony—as depicted on the dancers' costume from the Shen Yun Performing Arts dance Flower Fairies.
Tang Elegance
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Golden Tang Peony
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Golden Tang Peony Set
$275.50
$290
Tang Flower
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Tang Dynasty Leather Collection
Handcrafted in Spain from 100% premium pebbled leather, Shen Yun Collections' very first leather bag collection—featuring a tote, a crossbody and a wallet—is ready to elevate your outfit for any occasion.
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Tang Warrior Wallet
2
$125
Tang Dynasty Silk Scarf
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Tang Dynasty Keepsakes
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Tang Peony Bracelet
2
$35
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The Tang Warrior
2
$15
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Grand Tang Palace 3D Puzzle
11
$25
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Elegance of a Majestic Era Giclée Print
1
From $25
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Sleeves of the Tang Palace Giclée Print
1
From $25
Traveling Back to The Great Tang Dynasty
Spanning almost two centuries beginning in 618 AD, the Tang style reached sublime heights with its elegant, uncomplicated design. Known as China's golden age, its fashion, like its architecture, was not overly detailed, nor was it primitive. It was divinely-inspired, as though patterns more beautiful than mankind could imagine had fallen from heaven.
