Blue satin gold woven dragon pattern style robe

[Blue Satin Gold Balloon Dragon Pattern Chaopao]

Blue Satin Gold Balloon Dragon Pattern Chaopao, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, with a length of 149 cm, a total length of 190 cm at both sleeves, a width of 15 cm at the cuff, a width of 150 cm at the hem, and a length of 52 cm at the left train. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The robe has a round neck, a right lapel, a horseshoe sleeve, and a draped collar. The lower garment is folded. The fabric of the robe is made of five satin weaves. It is woven with gold and dragons. The scales and heads of dragons are woven with extremely thin red round gold threads. The edges are hooked with pieces of gold threads and the clouds are woven. The effect of golden light and dark contrast is achieved. The whole body is decorated with gold edge and flat tricolor gold edge. Six gold-plated copper flower buttons. The robe is lined with white plain satin lining. The lapel and horseshoe sleeve ends are all made of lapis lazuli, which is dyed with multicolored Yunlong brocade. The draped collar is inlaid with a wide edge of blue velvet, and lined with a bright red satin lining with a lotus pattern
This is the imperial dress of the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty. Its dragon pattern weaving method was mostly seen in the early Qing Dynasty. The silk thread used in the plain gold three-color edge nail embroidery was yellow, white and red, resulting in the visual effect of three-color gold
There is a yellow bar attached, and the ink on it reads: “Holy Ancestor”, “Holy Ancestor’s blue satin gold Tuanlong piece gold border style court robe, two pieces of blue gold back clouds, four pieces of green gold falling corners, eight pieces of rice square beads, four pieces of fourth class and four pieces of fifth class”.

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