Oil-green Yunlong Dark Flower Satin Cotton Running Gown

[Oil-green Yunlong Dark Flower Satin Cotton Running Gown]

Oil-green Yunlong Dark Flower Satin Cotton Running Gown, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, 139 cm in length, 196 cm in full length of both sleeves, 15 cm in sleeve width, 136 cm in hem width, and 54 cm in front and back train length. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The robe has a standing collar, a large front with a right lapel, a horseshoe sleeve, a train that opens back and forth, and a short foot under the front right lapel. The collar is a sable, and the cuff is made of silver rat skin. Moon-white dark silk lining. The surface of the robe is oily green satin. It is woven with four Ruyi Yunlong patterns. One pattern unit is 73 cm across, and the pattern is large. The fourth is Ruyi cloud, which is square and atmospheric, showing the characteristics of early Qing Dynasty patterns
The emperor can buckle the lapel at the waist when riding, and the missing lapel can be buckled with the cover when not riding. This robe was worn by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty
With a yellow stripe, the ink book reads: “Saint’s oil-green satin patrol robe”, “victory robe”, “saint” and “reserved”.

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