[Bright yellow gauze embroidered colorful cloud golden dragon pattern women’s facing gown]
Bright yellow gauze embroidered colorful cloud golden dragon pattern women’s facing gown, Qing Yongzheng, body length 129 cm, two sleeve length 176 cm, cuff width 22 cm, hem width 120 cm
The imperial robe is one of the empress gowns of the Qing Dynasty, which is mainly used for major ceremony occasions such as New Year’s Day, Longevity and Winter Solstice. This robe has a round neck, a large lapel and a right lapel, a horseshoe sleeve, and a shawl attached. The back of the shawl hangs like a cloud. Five gold-plated flower buckles decorated with copper. Train opens behind. The interior is in the dark flower gauze with white dragon miscellaneous patterns. Tie a yellow paper label at the neckline, and the ink book: “A robe with colorful golden dragon and gold border embroidered on the goose yellow yarn. The coral back cloud falls on the corner.”
This robe is embroidered on the bright yellow field yarn ground with the embroidery techniques such as flat needle, needle, flat gold, nail thread, etc., to make patterns such as colorful cloud golden dragon and sea water river tooth. The pattern composition is simple and simple, the lines stretch smoothly, and the embroidery is exquisite, which not only reflects the superb level of Suzhou embroidery technology, but also fully reflects the decorative style of the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty
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