[Brown Feather Satin Line Clothes]
Brown Feather Satin Line Clothes, Qing Yongzheng, length 89 cm, waist 106 cm, hem width 122 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
One of the clothes worn by the emperors of the Qing Dynasty, known as “Dushi” in Manchu, the emperor wore the clothes outside the clothes when traveling and hunting. Its style is like an apron, with two left and right sides, a train in the middle, a Japanese horn at the bottom, two leg bands at the inner ends, and a blue cloth waist extending to the lace
Traveling clothes are the important clothing of the Manchu people. Before the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the emperor had a lot of traveling activities. In the late Qing Dynasty, along with the political deviation from the national policy of “studying martial arts and suifan”, the children of the Eight Banners, who were once skilled in riding and shooting, gradually pursued the luxurious and comfortable urban life, and the clothing gradually faded from life. The fabrics of the clothes are mostly wear-resistant and warm fur, felt, tweed and feather satin. The clothes are made of feather satin and woven with twisted wool yarn. They are wear-resistant and rain-proof, and are necessary for the emperor to travel all year round.
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