Yellow satin woven eight regiment golden dragon cotton robe

[Yellow Satin Weaving Eight Golden Dragon Cotton Robe]

Yellow Satin Weaving Eight Golden Dragon Cotton Robe, in the early Qing Dynasty, was 113 cm in length, 130 cm in length at both sleeves, 11 cm in width at the cuff, 96 cm in width at the hem, 22 cm in length at the front and rear, and 18 cm in length at the left and right. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The robe has a round neck, a right lapel, a horseshoe sleeve, and a train. The fabric of the robe is made of five satin patterns. The front and back patterns are the same, but the convex and concave patterns are opposite. On the front, the dark cloud pattern is raised, and the dragon pattern on the satin floor is edged with a piece of gold thread, which is bright and colorful. The collar, lapel edge and sleeve end are decorated with stone cyan multicolored Yunlong piece gold edge, and inlaid with flat red round gold narrow edge. Shiqingyun satin sleeve. The robe is lined with white dark silk, with thin cotton. The placket is decorated with 4 gold-plated flower buttons
This is the auspicious dress of the emperor in the early Qing Dynasty. The robe is finely twisted and finely woven.

黄缎暗流云织团龙棉袍背面