Golden Tuanshou Cloud Dragon Weaving Gold Satin Cotton Robe

[Golden Tuanshou Yunlong Weaving Gold Satin Cotton Robe]

Golden Tuanshou Yunlong Weaving Gold Satin Cotton Robe, Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, body length 64 cm, total length of two sleeves 91 cm, cuff width 10 cm, hem width 60 cm, left and right train length 13 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The cotton robe has a round neck, a large lapel and a right lapel, a horseshoe sleeve, and a connecting sleeve at the joint of the sleeve and the body. The train is left and right. The collar edge, horseshoe sleeve edge and the joint between the sleeve and the body are inlaid with stone blue grouper dragon flower cloud pattern makeup satin, and the moon white silk lining is used
The surface of the cotton robe is made of the golden dark round dragon and the four-in-one Ruyi cloud pattern satin. The center of the dark round dragon is a round golden longevity character, forming the pattern of two dragons playing with beads, while the four-in-one Ruyi cloud follows the style of the Ming Dynasty, with a uniform cloud head. According to the regulations of the Qing Dynasty, bright yellow is the highest grade color, and the golden female dragon robe is used by the imperial concubines and concubines. At present, this golden cotton dragon robe is the only one in the collection of the Palace Museum, which is an important material material for the study of women’s clothing in the early Qing Dynasty.

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