Tridacna top skin auspicious clothing crown

[Tridacna top skin auspicious clothing crown]

Tridacna top skin auspicious clothing crown, clear, 16 cm high, 30 cm in diameter. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The officials in the Qing Dynasty were of different grades, and the types of beaded stones on their crowns were also different. According to the needs of different seasons, there were differences in winter and summer. The Qing Assembly Code, which records the crown system of the Qing Dynasty, clearly stipulates the cap top of officials: “Tridacna for official use in the six grades of literature and martial arts”. This crown is in the form of a round top with a folded edge. The crown is decorated with a copper gilded hollowed-out chrysanthemum tray. It bears the top bead of a tridacna. It is sprinkled with red twirling wool, and is decorated with a blue cloth drawstring under the neck. This crown was worn by six officials of the Qing Dynasty when wearing python robes
This official winter auspicious dress of the sixth grade of Wen and Wu is crowned with a blue pigment satin, with a bright red wrinkled silk lining and a fumigated marten edge outside. Its shape is simple and natural, the color matching is stable and harmonious, and the production process is exquisite and exquisite. It is the top grade of the official auspicious clothing crown in the Qing Dynasty.