Gold court girdle with ribbons and gems
- Image Number: K1D005475N000000000PAB
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Miscellaneous objects
- Function: Dress accessories
- Material: Other materials//
- Description:
The bright yellow tapestry is attached with a tassel at one end. Gold round plate four, inlaid with pearls. The dark and light blue pendant is wide and sharp at the bottom, and the middle part is made of gold filigree inlaid with pearl spherical knot. Colorful embroidery, gold embossing, silver longevity characters, plum blossom, ganoderma lucidum and narcissus pouches are decorated with coral knots. A gold inlaid pearl and ruby rectangular box with ivory toothpicks and ear digs. There is also a scabbard embedded with the same gems, a knife with tortoise shell and all kinds of gem handles. The handle head can be opened, and toothpicks, ear diggers, tweezers and other tools are built-in. The imperial belt is the belt that the monarchs and ministers of the Qing Dynasty wore when they wore imperial robes.
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