The research deals with the decorations inspired by the ancient Chinese art and their reformulation and use in designs for printing contemporary women's fabrics from the dependence of the aesthetic factors and foundations and their relationship to the plastic elements that had a role in all design fields. Where ancient Chinese art passed during the period covered by the research - from 960 AD until 1911 AD in the following families "Song Dynasty - Yuan Dynasty - Ming Dynasty - Qing Dynasty" - to many cultural and intellectual changes and this development through successive arts did not stop for two reasons: The area of ​​the country and its ability to absorb foreign invaders, and the second is the impact of religion on ancient Chinese society. Textile printing designer is always searching for new and diverse sources of inspiration in order to invent new designs with a distinct and creative thought, so in this study the researcher studied part of the ancient Chinese art and benefited from the aesthetic and plastic values ​​in order to inspire designs of a different artistic nature from what was previously presented and present designs for rich and distinctive women's clothing. Where the researcher studied some of the ruling families in ancient China and studied art during those families and the extent of its development and studied its various elements and then processed and inspired them to make designs for women's clothing with a new and different aesthetic vision between 20-25 years.