Moon White Satin Weaving Colorful Hundred Flowers Flying Butterfly Pattern Robe

[Moon White Satin Weaving Colorful Flowers and Flying Butterflies Robe]

Moon White Satin Weaving Colorful Flowers and Flying Butterflies Shirt, made in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, has a body length of 140 centimeters, a full length of 172 centimeters at both sleeves, a width of 17 centimeters at the cuff, and a width of 124 centimeters at the hem. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This robe is a casual dress worn by empresses during the Qianlong period. It is used for leisure time in the Yan residence. Its style is round neck, with a large lapel on the right, flat sleeve ends, and no train. Moon white makeup satin surface, yellow tangled branches hidden flower satin lining. Using more than ten color threads, such as red, pink, turquoise, grass green, fragrant yellow, camel yellow, light crimson, lake blue, dark gray, light black, and light white, to weave folded flowers and insect butterfly patterns. Among them, flowers include peony, lotus, begonia, begonia, plum, pomegranate, narcissus, peach, hydrangea, and orchid, while insect butterflies include mantis, grasshopper, dragonfly, and butterfly. The patterns are rich and colorful, showing the scene of flowers blooming and butterflies flying in nature. They are vivid and lifelike, full of the vitality of spring. This robe is finely woven, meticulously crafted, and elegantly patterned. It is a masterpiece of clothing from the Qianlong period. It is also one of the few earliest imperial concubines’ robes currently stored in the Palace Museum, making it very precious
Tie a yellow stripe around the neckline and write in ink: “A moon white satin shirt with a hundred flowers makeup pattern, collected on November 28th, the 43rd year of Qianlong reign.”.

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