Shi Qing Er Ze Tuan Long Dark Flower Satin Jacquard Robe

[Shi Qing Er Ze Tuan Long Dark Flower Satin Jacquard Robe]

Shi Qing Er Ze Tuan Long Dark Flower Satin Jacquard Robe, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, 146 cm in length, 194 cm in full length of both sleeves, 14 cm in cuffs and 133 cm in hem. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The robe has a round neck, a large lapel and a right lapel, a horseshoe sleeve, a stone blue lapel, a blue ribbon and a cloud behind the lapel, and the upper garment is connected with the lower garment. The robe is woven on the blue satin floor with two round dragon and lotus patterns, one pattern unit is 36cm across. The lining is white damask with lotus pattern. The lapel and horseshoe sleeves are made of stone blue Zhangrong with two dragons playing with beads. The velvet is cut on the velvet ground to show the flowers. The lapel is lined with red gold-weaving silk, and the inside is made of pieces of gold to weave miscellaneous treasures and swastika patterns. The pieces of gold have good color and bright patterns
At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, there was a clear regulation on the emperor’s robes, and the dresses used for ceremonies or sacrificial temples were yellow, autumn incense and blue. Although this blue robe has no embroidery pattern, its weaver is exquisite, its texture is fine and smooth, and its pattern is tight and full. It should be worn by Emperor Kangxi during the sacrifice
The original robe has yellow stripes, which are written with “Saint Zu” and “Saint Zu Blue two satin robe, two second-class rice pieces with beads on the back, and four fourth-class rice pieces with beads on the corner”.

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