Ming Huangjiang Silk Black Fox Skin End Cover

[Ming Huangjiang Silk Black Fox Skin End Cover]

Ming Huangjiang Silk Black Fox Skin End Cover, clear, 134 cm in length, 176 cm in full length of both sleeves, 24 cm in cuff, 125 cm in hem, 74 cm in train length. The old collection of the Qing Palace
Round neck with end shield, placket, flat sleeve, rear train, length below the knee, fur facing outward, two bright yellow bands hanging from the left and right. The upper part of the end shield is black fox skin, with long and shiny hair; The lower part is made of mink fur. Its hair tips are white, like silver needles. It is made of high-quality mink fur. Lined in bright yellow river silk
The end shield fur feels soft and has strong warmth retention. It is a dress worn by the Qing Dynasty emperor outside the imperial robe in winter. This is the most respectable of the gowns. It is usually worn only from November New Year (the first day of the first day of the first lunar month) to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month (the fifteenth day of the first lunar month). The emperors of the Qing Dynasty wore black fox skin end shields at the most important ceremonies such as the Winter Solstice Round Hill Altar
The end shield has the original yellow strip and is written with “a black fox leather end shield”.

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