Pink field embroidered flower butterfly pleats

[Pink field embroidered flower butterfly pleats]

Pink field embroidered flower butterfly pleats, in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the body length was 134 cm, the overall length of the two sleeves was 248.5 cm, and the hem was 115.5 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The pleats are a kind of Qing palace costumes. Large collar, right lapel, wide sleeve, silver white plain satin collar, lined with white plain silk lining. The pleat is embroidered with pink field yarn. The front of the collar is a whole branch of begonia flower and hydrangea flower, and the back of the collar is a whole branch of peony, magnolia, and begonia flower. The whole body is covered with broken hibiscus, camellia, lotus, chrysanthemum, pomegranate, orchid, carnation, butterfly, bird and other decorative patterns. Flowers are embroidered in more than ten colors, including red, pink, gouache, blue, light blue, moon white, turmeric, yellow, light yellow, green, light green, white, black, etc., with a variety of needlework methods, such as looping, twining, netting, sewing, flat gold, seed injection, and needle application. The picture shows a peaceful and pleasant scene of flowers competing for beauty, birds singing and flowers fragrant, butterflies flying in abundance. The whole pleated face is exquisitely embroidered with even stitches and rotten colors. The combination of color matching and pattern represents the pattern style of Song-like painting of flowers and birds during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, which can be called the masterpiece of Suzhou embroidery tribute in the early Qing Dynasty
The back of the pleat lining is stamped with “Jingjiao Xi”, “Jingshan Jingyi Garden”, “Fusha” and other marks