Giving back through handcrafted Qipao embroidery supporting community and cultural heritage

Featured by Global Media and Trusted by Cultural Icons

Press & Media Features

From Vogue to CNN Style, JINZA has been featured internationally for preserving and celebrating the art of Chinese couture in today’s weddings and cultural events.

2025 Features

JINZA Oriental Couture featured on Vogue wedding.

Vogue Weddings

Christine Cheng, a New York antique jewelry dealer, held a 10-course Chinese banquet at the Golden Unicorn in Chinatown wearing JINZA.

Read Article

A real bride wearing a King Kwa, 100% hand embroidered qun kwa, traditional chinese wedding dress by JINZA.

CNN Style

"Everyone wants to honor their heritage, but nobody knows how."

Read Article

A real bride wearing emerald green velvet modern cheongsam at her tea ceremony.

Wedding Chicks

A bride wore two modern Cheongsam dresses for her wedding reception and plans to return to create a traditional red Qipao with dragon and phoenix embroidery after the wedding.

Read Article

Partnerships & Collaborations

We are honored to have created custom pieces for meaningful events and institutions that celebrate culture and community.

Raymond W. in custom green silk Tang suit with flying dragon embroidery and gold lining

Palms Casino Las Vegas VIP Program

Co-chair of ABA Los Angeles Gala Jennet Chow in our custom-designed purple silk modern Cheongsam.

ABA Los Angeles Gala - Co-chair Jennet Chow

Harvard Law LLM 100-Year Gala

Giving Back to our community

Qipao for first responder bride with 10 percent discount from JINZA

Honoring first responders

At JINZA, we extend a 10% discount to first responders and their immediate families — including firefighters, EMTs, police officers, and healthcare workers.

Whether for a wedding, ceremony, or family milestone, we are honored to create something meaningful for those who protect and serve our communities.

Grace teaching embroidery to a young Asian American apprentice

Mentorship through making

Our founder, Grace, began her journey in bridal design after interning with Jinza, the woman who made her own wedding dress. Today, our team mentors aspiring Asian American designers, seamstresses, and young artists who wish to continue traditional techniques.

Through sharing embroidery skills and guiding immigrant artisans in our workshop, we preserve and pass down cultural knowledge with every piece we make.

Bride learning about Chinese wedding traditions and Qipao with her family

education through culture

We believe education builds understanding and pride.

Through talks, articles, and videos, we share the stories behind Qipao, Tang suits, and Chinese wedding traditions — helping the next generation rediscover their roots.

Whether it’s a bride learning the meaning of her grandmother’s tea ceremony or a groom choosing symbols for his Tang suit, each story continues the heritage in a personal way.

Visit Our YouTube Channel to learn more about the meaning, craftsmanship, and history behind each creation.

Every stitch tells a story. Begin yours with a private consultation.

Book a consultation