Chinese Opera T-Shirts

Description: Watercolor on Chinese Opera

Description: Portraits of Peking opera characters

Description: Portraits of Peking opera characters

Description: Portraits of Peking opera characters

Description: Portraits of Peking opera characters

Description: This artwork is based on the spirit of “Chinese Opera”

Description: Embrace the beauty of tradition with this adorable rabbit wearing an ornate Chinese Opera headdress. A perfect gift for fans of Asian culture, theater, and cute kawaii animal illustrations.

Description: Poster for the Puccini opera by Leopoldo Metlicovitz, 1926

Description: Experience Chinese opera's golden age: Qing Dynasty rich in song and story.

Description: Chinese culture

Description: Experience timeless tales from Ancient Chinese Opera Stage stories passed through generations.

Description: Beijing

Description: Vintage sketch of Beijing's historic Guanghe Theater home of Peking Opera.

Description: Beijing

Description: Pagoda was a great label that was most likely a subsidiary Deutsche-Grammophon along with Polyphon and Hindenburg. Pagoda seems to consist mostly of Teochew Opera from southern China.

Description: Historical Chinese opera stage. Gaoping Shanxi China's oldest performing s venue.

Description: Vintage Huguang Guild Hall. Home of Classic Chinese Opera in Beijing.

Description: A colourful graphic tribute to Chen Kaige's Farewell My Concubine (1993), one of the great classics of Chinese cinema. Three expressive portraits are presented in vivid red, turquoise and yellow panels, combining the theatrical imagery of Peking opera with bold, vintage-inspired illustration. Featuring English and Chinese typography, this design celebrates the film's unforgettable characters, performances and visual splendour. For fans of Leslie Cheung, Gong Li, Chen Kaige, Chinese arthouse cinema and landmark films of the 1990s.

Description: Ancient Chinese opera stage from Wangqu Village Shanxi. Historical temple architecture.

Description: An original graphic design inspired by Chen Kaige’s 1993 epic Farewell My Concubine (霸王别姬), a landmark work of Chinese cinema.

Description: Dualities of reality and the act.

Description: With this image, we celebrate Chinese poet and writer Lu Xun.