Ming Yellow Satin Embroidered Gold Dragon Leather Gown

[Ming Yellow Satin Embroidered Golden Dragon Skin Gown]

Ming Yellow Satin Embroidered Golden Dragon Skin Gown, Qing Qianlong, with a body length of 134 centimeters, a full length of 163 centimeters at both sleeves, a width of 20.5 centimeters at the cuff, a width of 112 centimeters at the hem, a length of 60 centimeters at the back, a length of 49 centimeters at the shawl, a horizontal length of 104 centimeters at the shawl, a height of 40 centimeters at the rim, and a width of 58 centimeters at the rim. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This dress is made of silk. Round neck, shawl, shoulder edge, large Jin right lapel, horseshoe sleeve, train back open, piece of gold edge, decorated with copper gilded gold chiseled flower buckle 3, copper gilded gold light plain buckle 24, yellow satin plate flower buckle 3. The sleeve ends are coated with mink skin inside, and the remaining edges are inlaid with silver mouse skin for a sharp appearance. The inside of the robe is also made of fur, with the upper part made of sheep skin and the lower part made of Pegasus skin
This imperial robe is the imperial dress of Empress Xiaoxian Chun of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. It is a set of stone blue satin embroidered gold dragon cotton imperial gown, worn by the Empress during major ceremonies. The golden dragon and golden phoenix on the shoulder edge and cape are inlaid with precious gems and jadeite, lapis lazuli, coral, malachite and turquoise. This robe fully demonstrates the characteristics and craftsmanship of the imperial robes of the Qing Dynasty. This robe has a history of more than 250 years and is the only one of the imperial robes of the Empress inlaid with gold plates, beads, and stones that currently exist in the Palace Museum.

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