Fragrant Color Embroidery Eight Regiments Kui Long Peony Single Robe

[Fragrant Color Embroidery Eight Group Kui Long Peony Single Robe]

Fragrant Color Yarn Embroidery Eight Group Kui Long Peony Single Robe, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, with a body length of 145 centimeters, two sleeve lengths of 191 centimeters, cuff width of 21 centimeters, hem width of 132 centimeters, and left and right train length of 78 centimeters. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This robe has a round neck, a right lapel and a large lapel, with a train that opens from left to right, and is inlaid with middle sleeves, melanin sleeves, and a horseshoe shaped sleeve end. The fabric is made of fragrant colored dark dragon pattern field yarn, sewn with eight patches of diameter yarn embroidered with Kui dragon and peony patterns, with one Kui dragon on the front chest, one on the back, and two Kui dragons on the front and two on the back. The outline of the pattern is all edged with gold lines. In addition, the inner placket is sewn with a row of Kui dragons, and the collar edge is embroidered with two rows of Jin Zhenglong and two rows of Long. The two middle connecting sleeves are embroidered with two rows of Jin Xinglong, and the two horseshoe sleeves are embroidered with one row of Jin Zhenglong. The pattern is dignified and elegant, the color matching is harmonious and steady, and the embroidery is smooth and delicate. This robe is an exquisite work embodying the clothing art of the Qianlong period. The color and pattern of the robe are lower than the bright yellow and dragon patterns enjoyed by the empresses. It is a auspicious robe worn by concubines in the Qing Dynasty in summer
The neckline is tied with a yellow stripe, and the inked text reads, “A single Kui Long robe embroidered with eight groups of fragrant colored yarn”, “Received on September 30th, the 27th year of Qianlong reign.”.

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