What is the painted dancer lacquer in the lacquer ware of the Warring States Period?

Painted dance lacquer (unearthed in Changsha, Hunan Province) Various painted lacquers were unearthed from the Chu tomb in Changsha, with scenes such as mistakes in inauguration, figures of chariots and horses, feasting, singing and dancing. The dancer's body was painted with black and red stripes, while black clothes and white sleeves and collars were painted on the red ground to form a color contrast. In the picture 1 1 The women have different postures, and their robes and waists are slim, showing the fashion of Chu, graceful posture and graceful dancing.

Painted Three Phoenix Lacquer Plate (Warring States Period)