Yellow golden dragon makeup floral gauze men’s court robe

[Yellow Golden Dragon Dressed Yarn Men’s Gown]

Yellow Golden Dragon Dressed Yarn Men’s Gown, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, is 151 cm in length, 163 cm in length at both sleeves, 15 cm at the cuff, 142 cm at the hem, and 50 cm at the train. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The robe has a round neck, a large lapel and a right lapel, horseshoe sleeves, a lapel connected with the robe, a bright yellow ribbon with a cloud on the back, and a jacket connected with the lower garment. The robe is made of yellow four-in-one Ruyi cloud pattern field yarn, and uses makeup technique to weave golden dragon, colored cloud and flat water pattern. The front, back and shoulders of the jacket are woven with four dragons, which are connected into a persimmon-shaped pattern. The waist curtain is lined with five dragons, the lower garment is lined with four dragons, and the two cuffs are lined with one dragon. The dragon patterns are lined with colorful clouds and sea water river cliff patterns. The robe is inlaid with stone blue four-in-one Ruyi cloud weave gold satin and two-color round gold thread, and lined with yellow tulle diameter yarn. The collar is woven into a dragon, and the red cloud dragon pattern is woven into a gold satin lining
The pattern of this imperial robe is two-halo decoration, with regular style, thick color and bright gold. It was worn by Emperor Kangxi in the early Qing Dynasty in summer.

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